HeyAI connects your Slack workspace with generative AI tools. At the moment, it works with OpenAI’s GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 models. (We highly recommend using the most advanced model you have access to.)
Large language models have the potential to make tons of tedious tasks easier across pretty much every organization, but going the route of enterprise ChatGPT or Google AI for a large organization involves flat, per-user fees that may be hard to justify when you aren’t sure what adoption will look like.
HeyAI lets you use one, single API account from OpenAI that is billed for your usage, not the number of users who are using it. The API versions of the models may not have as many capabilities as the Chat interface does, but it can get most jobs done for a fraction of the cost. And it meets users on Slack, where they already are, so driving adoption is a breeze.
And if nobody uses it? You don’t get billed by OpenAI at all.
Note that if you haven’t paid OpenAI through your account yet, you may not have access to GPT-4. You can solve this by purchasing a small amount of credit, and it’ll become available.
Once set up, HeyAI becomes available to all of your Slack workspace users. They can interact with it in two contexts:
@heyAI
from any channel that HeyAI has access to (and you can always invite it to a channel if it isn’t in there yet).HeyAI uses Slack threads as its chat threads. It will reply in a thread, and if you want to keep the same conversation going with the same context, you should reply back in that thread as well.
Two more things to note:
@heyAI
from a channel, it will e to respond in that thread, but it won’t keep responding to future messages in the thread without being at-mentioned (with @heyAI
) each time. Sometimes, you want HeyAI to keep talking to you, but other times you just want it to pop in and then get out of the way.It’s free for now, but we will introduce a small monthly fee per workspace soon.