Rooms

Your team, your agents
and your apps, in one channel.

In a Napsix room, Tiendanube is not an integration that sends alerts. It is a member: mention it and it answers, it posts when something happens, and your agents read exactly what you read.

People + agents + appsMention any of the threeThe room remembersRole-based permissions
What makes it different

A Slack channel notifies you. A room answers you.

The difference is not the chat. It is who gets to speak in it.

The difference is not the chat. It is who gets to speak in it.
In the conversationTeam chat + botsRooms
People talk
A bot can post
Mention an app and it repliesNo
The app posts on its own when something happens
An agent reads the whole thread and actsNo
The room remembers what was decidedNo
Every action is loggedNo
Who lives in a room

Three kinds of member, one conversation.

  • People

    Your team, with roles: owner, editor, commenter or viewer. Reactions, pinned messages, threads and internal notes the client never sees.

  • Agents

    Invite as many as you want and decide when they speak: never, when mentioned, on certain words, or always. Each can run its own model.

  • Apps

    Tiendanube, Gmail, HubSpot, WhatsApp. Mention them and they answer, or they post on their own when something you care about happens: a new order, a payment, a form.

Mentions

You mention things, not just people.

Beyond people, agents and apps, you can pull a contact, a deal, a document, a task or another room into the thread. Whoever joins later understands what this is about without asking.

  • A contact or a deal from the CRM
  • A document, a sheet or a dashboard
  • A task from a project
  • Another room, to link two conversations
Control

Four agents in a room do not talk over each other.

Each agent has a hop limit per conversation, so they never loop replying to one another. You decide who speaks when, and everything that runs is auditable.

  • When each one speaks

    Never · when mentioned · on certain words · always.

  • No loops

    A hop limit per conversation cuts the back-and-forth between agents.

  • Who pays

    The room owner pays for the AI compute. Free models are always available.

  • What ran

    Every agent or app action is logged, with who triggered it.

FAQ

What people usually ask.

How is this different from a Slack channel with integrations?
A Slack integration posts. An app in a Napsix room also listens: you mention it and it replies, because it has its own instructions and its own model. And the room's agents read the same thread, so they act with the same context you have.
What is the difference from a Project?
A room is a conversation: the thread is the artifact. A project is a work container with tasks, several chats, its own knowledge base and one instruction every agent in it receives. You can link them to each other.
Will the agents keep replying to each other forever?
No. Each agent has a hop limit per conversation, and by default they only speak when mentioned. You decide who takes part and when.
Who pays for a room's AI usage?
The room owner. So if you invite someone from another team or a client, you are not spending their plan. Free models can always be used.
Can I invite people from outside my company?
Yes, as commenter or viewer. Internal notes stay out of their view.
Start today

Open a room and mention your store.

Free to start. No card. If you already connected an app, you can already mention it.

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