Yasmine Works - An AI coworker that lives in your Slack to get real work done

What it does

Yasmine is an AI coworker that integrates directly into Slack. Unlike chatbots that only give advice, Yasmine performs real tasks: it drafts and sends emails, checks financial transactions, fixes code, updates documents, and manages workflows across 1,200+ connected apps. Each Slack channel becomes a teammate with its own memory, tools, and integrations. Yasmine runs on your own Claude subscription, operates in an isolated AWS environment per workspace, and requires explicit approval before taking consequential actions like sending money or pushing code.

Who it is for

Yasmine is designed for teams that want to offload busywork without adding headcount. It suits marketing, engineering, operations, finance, and product teams who already use Slack and tools like Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Stripe, and HubSpot. The product targets organizations that value data privacy and want to keep their own API keys (Claude subscription) rather than resold tokens. It is available now with no enterprise gate, making it accessible to startups and small teams as well as larger companies.

Why it matters

Traditional AI assistants provide recommendations or to-do lists, leaving the user to execute. Yasmine completes the work end-to-end: it reads 40 emails, writes replies, and leaves drafts ready to send; it scans Stripe and spreadsheets to flag discrepancies; it finds and fixes code bugs with a pull request ready for approval. This shift from advice to action saves significant time and reduces friction. Additionally, Yasmine's architecture ensures data privacy: conversations are never used for training, secrets are injected at execution time, and each workspace runs in a dedicated microVM on AWS.

Launch signal

Yasmine is live and available for Slack workspaces. It offers a free 7-day trial with no credit card required. Pricing starts at €29/month for 2 channels (Starter) and goes up to €249/month for a Dev plan with 4 vCPU/8 GB VM for running code. The product is SOC 2 Type II in progress. The website includes a detailed comparison with competitors Viktor and Claude Tag, highlighting Yasmine's unique selling points: bring your own keys, per-workspace hard isolation, and per-tool approval before actions.

Brand and naming

The name "Yasmine" is a human-like, friendly name that positions the product as a coworker rather than a tool. The tagline "Your AI coworker, right inside Slack" reinforces this personal, collaborative brand. The naming is memorable and approachable, contrasting with more technical or abstract AI product names. The brand emphasizes trust and control: "Your keys, your box" and "Private stays private" are recurring themes. The website uses a clean, modern design with conversational screenshots that show Yasmine interacting in Slack threads, making the value proposition immediately clear.