The AI employee that lives in Slack
Your new hire ships the work.
@mention Cedric in any channel and it delivers the report, the pull request, the reconciled invoice, across the tools your team already uses. It asks before it sends, changes, or spends anything.
@Cedric pull last week's signups from Stripe and post a recap.
On it. Signups are up 18% week over week and refunds are down. Recap below.
Not a chatbot. A coworker that ships.
It does the work, in the thread.
Ask in plain language and Cedric hands back the finished thing, posted right in the channel, not a transcript for you to clean up and paste somewhere.
- the recap, sent
- the ledger, reconciled
- the build, back to green
The busywork, off your plate.
The weekly report, the status update, the “can you just pull this”: Cedric closes them out, so your team does the work only people can.
- “the weekly report”
- “the status update”
- “the “can you just pull this””
It asks before anything risky.
Sending, changing, or spending money always waits for your approval. Cedric proposes the step; you approve it, right in the channel.
Watch it work.
An illustrative day in Cedric's Slack. Filter by channel, open an artifact it produced, or approve an action yourself.
- SHIPPED
@Cedric the checkout PR is failing CI again
Found the missing null guard, opened fix PR #4471.
Root cause was a missing null guard; fix shipped in PR #4471 and CI is green.
- DONE
@Cedric pull this week's signups and chart them
1,204 signups this week. Chart and dashboard in the thread.
1,204 signups charted; dashboard posted to the thread and refreshes hourly.
- FILED
@Cedric reconcile the March invoices
Reconciled 212 invoices, flagged 3 mismatches.
212 invoices reconciled; 3 mismatches flagged to the account owner.
- SENT
@Cedric draft the follow-up to Northwind
Drafted three versions; recommended the strongest one.
Three follow-up drafts prepared; the recommended version is ready to send.
- DONE
@Cedric schedule the six candidate loops
Scheduled. Rooms booked. Calendars sent.
Six candidate loops scheduled, rooms booked, and calendar invites sent.
- SHIPPED
@Cedric why is the staging build red?
Bad env var. Patched it, rebuilt, green in 40 seconds.
Misconfigured env var patched; staging rebuilt and green in 40 seconds.
- FLAGGED
@Cedric is this expense policy compliant?
No. Flagged it, cited the policy line, notified the owner.
Non-compliant expense flagged with the cited policy line; owner notified.
- NOTED
@Cedric why did signups dip on Tuesday?
The pricing page returned a 404 for three hours. Fixed.
Tuesday dip traced to a 3-hour pricing-page 404; the route is fixed.
- DONE
@Cedric summarize the Meridian call
Summary posted. Three next steps, two risks.
Meridian call summarized with three next steps and two flagged risks.
- DONE
@Cedric someone unplugged the standup bot
Reconnected it. Ran standup. Wrote the notes.
Standup bot reconnected; standup run and notes posted to the channel.
- DONE
@Cedric summarize the 41-message incident thread
Root cause, timeline, action items. Five lines.
41-message incident thread condensed to root cause, timeline, and action items.
- FILED
@Cedric categorise last month's card spend
Categorised 388 transactions, 2 need a receipt.
388 card transactions categorised; 2 missing receipts flagged for follow-up.
- DONE
@Cedric which channel is actually converting?
Referral is the top converter this month. Chart attached.
Channel conversion ranked; referral leads this month, chart attached.
- NOTED
@Cedric what did we actually promise Acme?
Pulled the transcript; commitments compiled and cross-checked.
Acme commitments compiled; slide 12 conflicts with slide 4 and is flagged.
- DONE
@Cedric prep the onboarding docs for Monday's hire
Prepped. Accounts requested. Buddy assigned.
Onboarding pack prepped, accounts requested, and a buddy assigned.
- SHIPPED
@Cedric bump the dependencies and run the tests
Bumped 23, tests green, one changelog note.
23 dependencies bumped, full suite green, changelog note added.
- DONE
@Cedric is the Q2 forecast still real?
Reforecast attached, with the three drivers behind the change.
Q2 reforecast delivered with the three drivers behind the revision.
- BUILT
@Cedric build the referral leaderboard
Built it. Live. Updates every hour.
Referral leaderboard built and live; refreshes every hour.
- DONE
@Cedric update the CRM after today's calls
Logged 9 calls, updated 9 stages, set 9 tasks.
CRM updated after today's calls: 9 logged, 9 stages moved, 9 tasks set.
- SENT
@Cedric the office wifi ticket is a week old
Escalated, chased the vendor, ETA tomorrow 9am.
Week-old wifi ticket escalated and chased; vendor ETA is tomorrow 9am.
- DONE
@Cedric write tests for the billing module
Added 34 tests. Two caught real bugs.
34 billing tests added; 2 caught real bugs before they reached production.
- FILED
@Cedric close the books for the month
Closed. Two accruals flagged for review.
Monthly books closed; 2 accruals flagged for review.
- DONE
@Cedric write the launch recap
Recap posted. 6,200 views, 14% signup rate.
Launch recap posted: 6,200 views and a 14% signup rate.
- NOTED
@Cedric which deals slip this quarter?
Four. Reasons and owners attached.
Four at-risk deals identified with reasons and owners attached.
- SHIPPED
@Cedric the checkout API is throwing 500s in prod
Rolled back the bad deploy, opened the postmortem.
Faulty deploy rolled back in 90 seconds; postmortem opened.
- SENT
@Cedric which vendor did we overpay?
Two. Invoices attached, refunds requested.
Two overpaid vendors identified; invoices attached and refunds requested.
- SENT
@Cedric draft the renewal proposal for Vertex
Drafted, priced, and ready for review.
Vertex renewal proposal drafted and priced; it renews in 11 days.
- FLAGGED
@Cedric audit who still has prod access
14 people. 5 should not. List attached.
Prod-access audit complete: 5 of 14 accounts flagged for removal.
How to set it up.
Cedric is an AI employee that lives in your Slack. It is a coworker you can mention, not a chatbot you have to prompt.
- 01
Install it in Slack
One click adds Cedric to your workspace like any other member. No IT ticket, no onboarding call, no seat to provision.
- 02
Connect the tools you already use
Point it at the tools a task needs, with scoped, revocable permissions. It reads the context that task requires and nothing it does not.
- 03
Mention it like a coworker
Ask in plain language, in the thread. Cedric picks up the task, works through it, and replies with the finished result and a short receipt of what it did.
- Writes the report and files it
- Builds and ships an internal tool
- Reconciles data and flags what is off
- Opens and reviews pull requests
- Runs the research and cites it
- Drafts the reply you keep putting off
It never clocks out.
Cedric lives in your Slack and picks up work the moment you ask, at 3am or 3pm. No queue, no waiting on a reply: it acknowledges in under a second, and the finished work follows.
- 0.3sto acknowledge, day or night
- 24/7in your workspace, always on
- 0requests left unanswered
Illustrative: a day in Cedric's Slack.
- 03:12Closed a failing CI check in #eng4m
- 05:40Reconciled the March invoices for finance6m
- 07:58Shipped the weekly report to #growth3m
- 13:24Opened and reviewed a pull request8m
- 22:47Drafted three follow-ups for sales90s
Questions, answered.
You connect only the tools you choose, with scoped permissions, and you can revoke any of them at any time. Cedric reads the context a task needs and nothing it does not. Nothing is connected until you connect it.
Your data stays in your workspace. Access is scoped per tool, logged, and revocable, so you always know what it can see.
A chatbot waits for a prompt and hands back text for you to act on. Cedric takes the whole task and hands back the finished work, posted in the thread and ready to use, and asks before it does anything with consequences.
No. Cedric takes the repetitive work off your team's plate: the reports, the reconciliations, the status updates, so people spend their time on the work only people can do. You stay in control: it asks before it sends, changes, or spends anything.
Cedric is in early access. Join the list and we'll email you the moment your workspace is ready. Getting set up takes a couple of minutes: install it in Slack, then connect the first tool you want it to use.
Early access
Put Cedric to work in your Slack.
Install it in one click, connect the tools a task needs, and @mention it like any coworker. You approve every step that sends, changes, or spends.
Get early access →No credit card. One-click Slack install.