The teammate that lives in your Slack now has an inbox. Email it a task, forward it a thread, reply to keep going - same Beagle, same memory, same tools.
Already hired? beagle@hi.heybeagle.com - write from the address you signed up with.
No app, no tab, no prompt box. Beagle replies on the same thread, from wherever you are.
What’s the state of Northwind before Friday’s call? On my phone, bullet points are fine.
$48k auto-renews Friday. Champion left in March; Sam Okafor is the new contact. I drafted the re-intro - it’s in your Gmail drafts, say the word and I’ll send it.
Anything you’d ask in a DM works by email - and a few things feel more natural here.
Forward the vendor thread, ask what changed since v3.
ReplyA redline summary with the two clauses that moved, in minutes.
Two lines from the train: who changed pricing this quarter?
ReplyA sourced rundown, plus an offer to re-run it monthly.
Reply to last week's report with "why did EU dip?"
ReplyThe answer in the same thread - it remembers the report it wrote.
Ask for a one-pager on whoever you're meeting.
ReplyCompany, contact history, open threads, and the one risk to raise.
Describe the receipt; the policy check runs on its own.
ReplyLogged, categorised, and flagged if it needs a manager's nod.
"Standup notes every Friday 4pm in #general, please."
ReplyA scheduled task, confirmed in one line, running till you stop it.
Write to beagle@hi.heybeagle.com from the email you signed up with. That's the whole setup - no app to install, no new tool for your team to learn.
Email isn't a second bot. It's the teammate from your Slack, with the same memory, the same connected tools, and the same working rules you've already taught it.
Your email thread is a DM: stored in your own private space, invisible to teammates, and mail from addresses Beagle doesn't know is dropped without a reply.
beagle@hi.heybeagle.com. Any teammate with a Beagle account can write to it directly, forward threads to it, or reply to its messages - it answers on the same thread.
Anyone on your team with a Beagle account, writing from the email address they signed up with. Mail from unknown addresses is dropped silently - no reply, no credits spent, nothing to probe.
No - it is the same teammate on a second channel. Same memory, same connected tools, same working rules. Ask for something by email and it can still act in Slack, HubSpot, Notion or any other connected tool.
No. Your email conversation is a private DM, stored in your own space like a Slack DM - teammates and admins can't read it.
Not yet - attachments are on the way. For now Beagle reads the text of your email (including forwarded threads) and will tell you when something arrived that it couldn't open.
Yes. It's plain email - Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, your phone's mail app, anything that can send a message. Replies come back threaded, so the conversation stays in one place.
