Yasmine is a free AI productivity app that works directly with Slack. Yasmine isn’t your typical chatbot, as it acts like a collaborative teammate who can help you complete real tasks within your workflow. It can draft emails, summarize documents, analyze financial data, and handle repetitive tasks.

Since Yasmine integrates with Slack, you can interact with the AI by mentioning it in Slack conversations instead of switching to a separate AI application. You can talk to it like a fellow coworker and delegate tasks to it naturally — no special codes or commands needed.

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Yasmine is built right into Slack, so it feels like just another fellow team member of yours. It even has its own memory for each Slack channel. Like the marketing channel remembers all the marketing stuff, while the finance channel keeps track of financial conversations. This way, it can give more relevant responses without mixing up info from different teams.

Unlike most AI tools that just give suggestions, responses, or summaries, Yasmine actually handles tasks that a real coworker would do every day. It can update documents, create project tasks, draft email replies, keep an eye on finances, and more. The good part is that most of these tasks need your approval first to make sure everything’s clear and avoid any mistakes.

The whole setup process is quite simple. Just be sure you have Slack installed on your PC, then download Yasmine from the Slack app directory. Next, connect your Claude subscription and link the tools you want Yasmine to work with, like Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, and so on. Keep in mind, though, if you're connecting multiple tools, it might take longer to get everything set up.

Feels like an actual human doing the work

Overall, Yasmine aims to be an AI teammate embedded within Slack. What makes it stand out are features like remembering information per channel, lots of integrations, automation that requires your approval, and letting you control your Claude subscription. If your team uses Slack and wants to automate some of the mundane tasks without sacrificing quality, definitely give this a shot.