ReplayAutonomous app testing for teams who ship at AI-speed
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Give your AI a front door.
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Give your AI a front door.
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al.ink/you is a link that acts for you. Visitors just ask — your AI assistant answers, asks what for and why, and shapes it into one structured request. Your inbox gets it pre-triaged with readable reasons; you spend thirty seconds deciding. Approve to open a conversation, auto-offer meeting times, and hand over files you can recall anytime. Reaching you is free forever — nobody can pay to jump the queue. Agent-readable via MCP, so AI agents can knock properly too.
Would love to see a Slack or Discord integration so requests can come in where my team already works, rather than only through email. Even a basic webhook that pushes the structured request into a channel would save a ton of tab switching.
@rabia584457 Thanks, Rabia — great suggestion. We’re exploring the best integration shape for Slack, Discord, and webhooks, so structured requests can reach teams where they already work without losing alink’s context and triage.
A small thing i'd love to see: a quick "block this sender" or "mute this request type" toggle right from the pre-triaged card. Some days the volume is just spammy or low-context, and even a thirty second decision per item adds up. Letting me train the triage by marking a few as noise would make the inbox feel much more curated over time.
@havvaq6ab Thanks, Havva — “block this sender” is a great suggestion. Contact Contracts can already support rules like “mute this request type,” and we want the visitor’s AI assistant to become increasingly capable of filtering noise before it ever reaches your inbox.
honestly this sounds great, the no-paid-queue part is really nice. one thing though, would be cool if there was a way to set quiet hours so people who try to reach you late at night get an auto message saying you'll respond in the morning instead of your inbox blowing up overnight
@aylinspjd Thanks, Aylin — totally agree. alink is designed not to interrupt its owner: no sounds or vibrations. We already have a Private Mode that stops new requests, and we’re planning a proper vacation mode so people receive a clear response while you’re away.