Chinchilla AI — Custom AI agents for your company’s Slack

We build AI
coworkers that
do real work.

An Echelon agent is a custom AI hire that lives inside your team’s Slack. You message it like a person — “pull yesterday’s late shipments” or “draft the weekly report” — and it does the actual task, then posts the answer back in the thread. No new app to open. No dashboard to learn.

Chat with a real AI agent right now — instant, live, no signup.

See what an agent does ↓

Think of it as hiring a teammate that never sleeps: it reads your channels, runs the recurring busywork, and handles the routine asks — so your people do the work only people can do. We build it, train it on how you actually work, and run it for you.

What is an AI agent?
01

A chatbot answers.

It talks. You ask a question, it replies with words. That’s where most AI you’ve used stops.

02

An agent does.

It takes action. It pulls the data, writes the document, files the ticket, sends the update — the task itself, not just advice about it.

03

Ours has a job.

Each Echelon agent is built for one role on your team — ops, reporting, support — with a name, a memory, and the tools to get its work done.

Not a chatbot.
A colleague with a
job, tools, and a name.

Abstraction,
rising.

01

Slack

The communication layer. Where your team already talks, decides, and works.

Communication
02

Claude

The intelligence layer. The reasoning engine — the Claude Agent SDK.

Intelligence
03

Echelon

The agent itself. Identity, memory, tools — a presence on the team, on top.

The agent
~2wk
To deploy your first agent into Slack.
~2wk
To train it on your real workflows.
4
Agents live, by the end of month one.
M2
Measurable value by month two.

Deploy. Train. Value.

Four weeks, white-glove — and hands-off for you. You don’t manage a rollout. We do the deployment, the training, and the skilling. No platform to learn. No migration.

Phase one · Weeks 1–2

Deploy

We connect to your Slack read-only, map how your team actually works, and stand up your first agent in the workspace.

$ echelon deploy --agent ops-triage
Phase two · Weeks 3–4

Train & skill up

We coach each agent on your real work — your channels, your tools, your judgment calls — and tighten it until it earns write access.

$ echelon skills add sla-triage --review
Phase three · Month 2

Delivering value

Up to four agents, live in the flow of work — measurably taking busywork off your team’s plate. We put the value review in writing.

$ echelon report --month 2

An agent in the thread, not another tab —

01Reads the context — the thread, the channel history, the systems you point it at.
02Does the work — pulls the numbers, drafts the summary, escalates the ticket.
03Posts back in the thread — no dashboard to check, no new tool to learn.
04Runs the recurring work — digests, rollups, handoffs — on time.
The white-glove promise

Read-only first.
We earn write access.

01A named engineer on your account — not a ticket queue.
02Up to four agents, live within your first month.
03Trained on how your team actually works — not a template.
04Measurable value by month two — or we keep going.
scopes: read → post → act · every grant logged, every grant reversible

Let’s deploy your
first agent.

Book the pilot ↗

Four weeks from now, your team has a teammate that never sleeps and never drops a thread. A real engineer meets with you first.