In-Workflow Note Capture
Uses a compact Slack command surface for notes, todos, recent history, and questions so context is recorded where the conversation happens.
Slack + persistent context
A Slack-native context layer that turns customer notes and action items into durable shared history. The bot resolves context from the channel, stores it in a queryable database, and lets the team ask Claude questions over the complete customer record.
What is preserved: the Slack command surface, channel-to-customer resolution, shared-message behavior, durable note model, grounded question answering, and deployment shape.
What is fictionalized: all customer identities, workspace details, notes, and action history. The public version seeds SQLite with a realistic but invented customer set.
Uses a compact Slack command surface for notes, todos, recent history, and questions so context is recorded where the conversation happens.
Maps customer channels to records automatically and supports an explicit customer override for cross-customer or team-wide channels.
Stores notes and action items in SQLite using a Postgres-compatible schema, with seeded fixtures and database tests that require no credentials.
Loads the complete history for the resolved customer before answering questions about decisions, complaints, follow-ups, or current status.
Shared by default. Successful notes, todos, and answers post as normal channel messages so the context layer remains collective; input errors stay private to avoid clutter.
Portable operating model. Slack Socket Mode keeps local setup simple and removes the need for a public request URL while preserving a path to a long-running deployment.
Designed to migrate up. The schema avoids SQLite-specific types, and the code boundary makes a move to Postgres primarily a connection-layer change.