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Ask Ellie
Turn Slack messages into GitHub, Jira, or Linear tickets
944 followers
Turn Slack messages into GitHub, Jira, or Linear tickets
944 followers
Ask Ellie is the AI chat agent that brings all your engineering context into Slack. Ask about code changes, PR status, sprint velocity, production issues, or analytics and get instant answers pulled from your actual tools. Create tickets, debug incidents, check what shipped, or find out who's blocking what, all without leaving chat. Connect GitHub, Jira, Linear, Sentry, PostHog, and more. No more dashboard hopping Just answers.
Entelligence.ai
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Aiswarya, founder of Entelligence AI, and I'm excited to share Ask Ellie with you today.
Why we built this:
Our engineering team was spending hours every week switching between dashboards just to answer basic questions. GitHub for PRs, Jira for tickets, PostHog for analytics. Just to figure out "what's blocking the release?" felt like a scavenger hunt.
Dashboards are great for displaying data, but they don't answer questions. And they definitely don't meet you where you're already working.
What is Ask Ellie?
Ask Ellie is an AI chat agent that lives in Slack and connects your entire engineering stack. You can ask questions like:
"What broke prod last night?"
"Create a ticket for this Sentry error"
"How's our sprint velocity looking?"
"What PRs are stuck in review?"
"Show me analytics for the new checkout flow"
And get instant answers pulled from GitHub, Jira, Linear, Sentry, PostHog, and your meetings without leaving chat.
The journey:
We tested Ask Ellie internally for months before launching. It quickly became the tool our team couldn't work without. Watching engineers stop mid-conversation to ask Ellie instead of opening 5 tabs was the validation we needed.
What we're offering today:
Try Ask Ellie and leave us your honest feedback- we'll give you 3 months free. We genuinely want to hear what works, what doesn't, and how we can make it better.
I'm here all day to answer questions!
Ask me anything about how we built it, the tech stack, our approach to AI, or even just what you'd want an AI agent to do for your team.
Thanks for checking out Ask Ellie. Really excited to hear what you think!
@aiswaryasankar Nice product. Congrats! This is a solid product idea because it lives right at the pain point between chat chaos and real work. Who feels the pain most? ICs, PMs, or engineering managers?”
Ask Ellie
Hey everyone! 👋
We built Ask Ellie because honestly, engineering teams are drowning in context switching. you're jumping between slack, jira, github, datadog... just to answer one question about why a deploy failed.
Ask Ellie is basically that senior engineer who actually knows where everything is. instead of spending 30 mins hunting down logs and piecing together what happened, you just ask - Ellie.
Would love to hear what you think about the product!
And if you're dealing with alert fatigue or spend way too much time investigating incidents, definitely give it a try.
All the best with the launch! This is interesting. Curious though to know what happens if Ellie gets something wrong or provides incomplete information? How do users trace and verify where the info came from?
@mustassim Everything is cited in the answers including the PRs, tickets, logs and more.
Thesys
Congrats on the launch 🚀🚀🚀
@zahle_khan thanks!! amazing to partner with you guys
FuseBase
congrats team @wasifski @wasifski @aiswaryasankar, how accurate the answers stay as teams scale?
Ask Ellie
@aiswaryasankar @kate_ramakaieva thanks kate! We do have logical groupings of teams inside our application so the answers can be tailored to specific teams / comparing specific teams even if there are lots of teams.
we would likely see some degradation in oversized teams, or if there are many many teams, with many members, you may need to prompt detail down as we do today in other chat tools.
But because, we are pulling live data often, counts and links are always provided so you can drill down into tools as needed.
we're definitely excited to keep iterating on the large context problem in the industry today as the models improve and as new agent architectures emerge!
Ask Ellie
Our engineers were spending more time switching between tools than actually building stuff. Got fed up and just built Ask Ellie for ourselves.
Turns out everyone else was dealing with the same thing. Showed it to a bunch of teams and they all basically said "yeah we need this."
So here it is. Built it because we needed it, now it's available for everyone else.
Would love to hear what you think!
Hatable
wow, looks cool!