Jared is an AI employee built by Humalike that lives inside your Slack workspace. It monitors team conversations, reads the room, and jumps in only when it can add real value. Connected to 10,000+ tools with its own email, browser, and computer, Jared handles reports, code, research, follow-ups, and long-running stakeholder coordination. Built on Humalike's HUMA social intelligence layer, it's designed for teams who want a proactive AI coworker instead of another chatbot they have to prompt.

• Proactive Slack Presence: Lives in your Slack channels and DMs, monitors conversations in the background, and speaks up only when it can help. No tagging required.
• Social Intelligence Layer: Built on Humalike's HUMA framework, which research shows makes agents hard to distinguish from humans in group chats. Reads context, tone, and timing.
• 10,000+ Tool Integrations: Connects to your existing stack so it can pull data, run workflows, and take action across the tools your team already uses.
• Own Email, Browser and Computer: Executes tasks independently outside of Slack, from sending emails to browsing the web and running code.
• Long-Running Task Coordination: Handles multi-day projects like launch prep by making checklists, pinging owners, tracking progress, and reporting back.
• Organizational Memory: Reads your docs, Slack history, code, and notes before day one, then keeps learning your team's patterns and preferences.
• Team Awareness: Learns who owns what, who's waiting on whom, and routes questions to the right person.
• Brainstorming Partner: Engages with ideas your team throws around instead of just executing prompts.

• Proactive Instead of Reactive: Users highlight that Jared jumping in without being tagged is the main differentiator over other AI assistants that only respond when prompted.
• Broad Integration Surface: 10,000+ tool connections plus its own email and browser mean it can act, not just chat.
• Works in Private Channels and DMs: Not limited to public channels, so sensitive team workflows are supported.
• Independent Task Execution: Jared can use tools like email and browser access to complete tasks beyond simple chat responses.

• Difficulty Tuning Proactive AI: Users note that getting timing right is difficult, and early proactive bots often feel annoying before they settle in.

• Product Launch Coordination: Ask Jared to make sure all marketing materials are ready for a Product Hunt launch by Friday. He builds the checklist, pings owners for updates during the week, and confirms everything is done on time.
• Async Team Reporting: Jared watches project channels and drafts status reports or dashboards without anyone having to compile updates manually.
• Engineering Follow-Ups: In dev channels, Jared can write code, review PRs, and follow up on open questions between engineers when discussions stall.
• Cross-Team Research: When a teammate asks a question in Slack, Jared pulls context from docs, past conversations, and connected tools to answer directly in-thread.
• Stakeholder Nudging: For recurring processes like weekly reviews, Jared tracks who owes what and sends gentle reminders so managers don't have to chase people.
• Brainstorming Sessions: Drop an idea into a channel and Jared engages with it as a thinking partner, offering angles or pushing back based on team context.