PromptQL - Multiplayer AI that replaces Slack

Stop splitting team knowledge between Slack and everyone's private AI chats. PromptQL is multiplayer AI for teams: think Claude or ChatGPT in shared threads. Tag teammates to review, correct, and refine answers without losing the reasoning. Connect databases, SaaS apps, coding agents, and events. PromptQL captures tribal knowledge and suggests shared-brain updates so context compounds. Scopes and multi-user permissions keep the right context accessible to the right people.

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super excited for the launch! one of the most brilliant teams. we also use hasura in our stack and have been following them for a long while. congrats, can't wait to try it! :)

yay!!!! 😃

 That is so lovely to hear :) Let us know once you try it - would love to get your team onboarded if you'd like! Please reach out on email or X :)

 Thank you. It's all Hasura underneath :)

Cool, thinking about replacing Microsoft Teams in addition to Slack?

lol!!! 🤣

 Ofcourse! Coming for all of them. :)

Congratulations on the launch team. Sounds like a great product. Can’t wait to try it out

 Thanks! let us know how it goes.

 Thanks a bunch for the support!

I love it! it got my context and precisely what my team needed!

 That's awesome to hear!

This is neat. Does each thread have its own AI context or does it pull from the team's full history?

both! Each thread keeps reading relevant stuff from the shared context wiki.

Excited to launch this today. Congrats and on the launch! 🚀 Love the concept of a AI-native workspace built around captured team context rather than just isolated chats.

As teams transition over, what’s been the biggest friction point in getting non-technical team members to trust and adopt the shared AI context layer day-to-day?

thanks a lot for supporting our launch as usual! Non tech folks were a core ICP when we designed and worked through early versions of the product. The fact that the shared context is easy to view and correct / streer is what helps build trust. If something smells fishy - just ask promptql, or teach it a nuance it missed - and now you immediately update the context with your expertise while also getting your work to completion without getting frustrated that AI got something wrong and not having any way to affect change..
Oh wow!! 🤩 This is the coolest AI tool! It’s actually helping unblock me now that I can work faster. And I don’t feel like I’m losing context. It tells me what is happening in other parts of the company in real time. And I’m not gonna break someone else’s flow by pinging them. Amazing 😻
yeah! It’s a completely ai native way of working.. it’s when you just expect AI to most of your work - so collaboration with humans is long brainstorming sessions, or a quick tag in to add a missing piece of context in real time

I think this is genuinely one of the best apps I've seen so far. or at least dreaming about this kind of apps for while

where everything is in one place, and you can actually work with other people, without having to share documents back and forth. You just share the chat, and their agents keep working on their own tasks. That's genuinely amazing.

appreciate the kind words! It has genuinely been pretty incredible when we moved over as a team to work this way.

the 'tag teammates to review/correct without losing the reasoning' part is the actual hard problem, most team-AI tools just dump a shared chat log and call it collaboration. when someone corrects an answer mid-thread, does that correction get folded back into the shared-brain context for future questions or does it just live as a one-off reply in that thread?

 Yes, it gets folded back in. Everything durable worth learning in a thread is actively learnt and it is also shown to the user for review before "committing" it to the shared context.

You can see the entire change log of the shared context and tie it back to the originating threads as well.

Congrats on shipping! Knowledge getting trapped in private AI chats is a real problem, and this is an interesting approach. Curious how you're handling security for enterprise teams.

 We have written a lot about how we do security here:

 great! Will have a look.