@Every is powered by large language models and can generate inaccurate or incomplete responses. Review its work before acting on it.
What is the Every agent?
A Slack agent for companies. Tag @Every with a job, review the work, and revise it in the thread.
Who is it for?
The Every agent is built for Slack-native startups, agencies, and consultancies with 5–50 people. The first champion is the company’s AI ambassador.
Can the Every agent do anything?
No. Start with work that repeats, is important, and is easy to review. We use @Every across engineering, growth, marketing, operations, editorial, and finance.
Can it code?
Yes. The Every agent can investigate an issue, work in a codebase, and open a pull request for review. It is also designed for the knowledge work around the code, so you don’t need to know what “PR” stands for to ship one.
How is it different from my own AI like Codex or Claude?
Codex and Claude are personal agents. @Every is a company agent in Slack, where the team can see the request, result, and revision—and use the same workflow themselves.
Does installation need a workspace owner?
Yes. You will need permission from your workspace owner to install the Every agent.
What can @Every see and do?
The Every agent can see only what you give it. @Every works in the channels it’s added to and in connected tools like Drive, Notion, and GitHub, uses each person’s own access—ask for something you can’t see and it says so, then offers to ask your admin. It does the job you tag it with, posts the result in the thread, and you can require approval before anything sends, spends, or ships. Admins set permissions by user and group, credentials stay encrypted on Every’s servers, and permission changes are logged (metadata only, never content).
What does it connect to?
@Every connects to the tools your company already uses, including Google Drive, Gmail, Notion, Figma, GitHub, Ramp, PostHog, HubSpot, Airtable, and more.
What happens when @Every gets something wrong?
It will get things wrong, especially at the beginning. Correct the work in the same Slack thread. Save a repeatable workflow as a skill the team can use again.
Do I need to be a paid Every subscriber to use the Every agent?
You need a free Every account to start. After the free credits run out, a paid Every subscription keeps @Every working.
What does it cost?
Each person gets $15 in free credits, capped at $500 per workspace. After that, subscribe to Every for $30 per user per month, or $24 billed annually, and pay the AI models’ token costs. Every adds no markup.