Wolf
Turn Slack threads into multiplayer agent workspaces
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What is Wolf?
Wolf is the shared workspace designed for human + agent teams, bringing teammates and AI agents into the same chat conversation. Every page, email, and issue that agents create lands in a shared workspace that teams control, eliminating the need to copy-paste between Slack and ChatGPT.
Key features include group chats where humans, teammates, and agents all participate in one conversation with @mentions, artifacts that persist (pages, emails, Linear issues, drafts that are versioned, searchable, and shareable), granular permissions with personal folders, team folders, and shared-with-me options, 30+ integrations including Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Linear, Notion, GitHub, Figma, Stripe, and more, and routines that turn conversations into recurring automated tasks like daily digests, weekly reports, and off-hours triage.
Wolf is built for teams who want their AI agents to read and write across the tools they already use without glue code. It's ideal for engineering teams, product teams, and any organization using AI agents who need a centralized workspace where human collaboration and agent work coexist in one thread.
The platform launches in Q4 and currently supports 3 members plus Wolf. Agents can pull issues from Linear, draft status docs, email QA leads, summarize PRs, and more—all within the shared workspace.
Wolf pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free to start with no credit card required. The Q4 launch plan includes 3 members + Wolf. No paid tier pricing details are published on the website yet.
Wolf pros
- Humans and AI agents in one conversation thread
- No copy-pasting between Slack and ChatGPT
- 30+ integrations ready out of the box
- No glue code required for agent integrations
- Artifacts are versioned and searchable
- Pages, emails, and issues persist in workspace
- Granular permissions: personal, team, and public
- Public links only when you explicitly allow
- Routines automate recurring tasks on schedule
- Natural language or cron scheduling for routines
- Full transcripts kept for every routine run
- Agents can email, draft docs, and pull issues
- Free to start with no credit card required
- Shared workspace teams fully control
- Supports daily digests and weekly reports
Wolf cons
- Only 3 members plus Wolf in Q4 launch tier
- Q4 launch means limited early availability
- No mention of enterprise or custom plans yet
- Routines limited to Slack, email, or chat output
- No pricing details for paid tiers published
- Agent capabilities depend on integration coverage
- No offline or local deployment option mentioned
- Workspace control details not fully specified
Frequently asked questions about Wolf
What is Wolf?
Wolf is the shared workspace for human + agent teams. It brings your team and AI agents into the same chat, where every page, email, and issue agents create lands in a shared workspace you control.
How is Wolf different from using ChatGPT and Slack separately?
Wolf eliminates copy-pasting between Slack and ChatGPT by keeping humans, teammates, and agents all in one conversation thread. Every artifact agents create sticks around in your workspace, versioned and searchable.
What integrations does Wolf support?
Wolf supports 30+ integrations including Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Linear, Notion, GitHub, Figma, Stripe, Atlassian, Sentry, PostHog, Vercel, Supabase, Intercom, Airtable, and Zapier. Agents read and write across these tools without glue code.
What are artifacts in Wolf?
Artifacts are whatever your agents make—pages, emails, Linear issues, drafts—that stick around in your workspace. They are versioned, searchable, and shareable.
How do permissions work in Wolf?
Permissions are yours to control: personal folders for just you, team folders for your team (like Engineering with 8 members), shared-with-me folders, and public links that only work when you explicitly allow them.
What are routines in Wolf?
Routines turn any conversation into a recurring automated task. Examples include daily digests, weekly reports, and off-hours triage. You can schedule by cron or natural language, with outputs posted to Slack, email, or back into chat.
Do routine runs get recorded?
Yes, every routine run has a full transcript that is kept in your workspace. For example, a standup digest shows what was merged, blockers flagged, and tasks assigned, along with where it was posted and who read it.
Can agents email people in Wolf?
Yes, agents can email people. For example, Wolf can email QA leads with an open bug list when you ask it to loop in QA.
How do I get started with Wolf?
Wolf is free to start with no credit card required. You can get your team and agents in one workspace by clicking Get started on the website.
Who is Wolf built for?
Wolf is built for human + agent teams—engineering teams, product teams, and any organization using AI agents who want humans and agents collaborating in the same conversation with all artifacts organized in a shared workspace they control.