Yasmine Works

Overview

Yasmine Works is an autonomous AI coworker platform that operates directly within Slack channels. Each channel functions as a dedicated coworker with its own isolated memory, context, and permissions. Yasmine connects directly to a company's existing Anthropic Claude subscription, keeping data private and unpooled. It handles cross-tool workflows, code execution, and scheduled tasks while requiring explicit user permission for consequential actions.

What it does

• • Creates dedicated AI coworkers per Slack channel, maintaining isolated long-term context for departments like marketing or dev
• • Executes multi-step workflows across 500+ tools including email, databases, CRM systems, and document stores
• • Operates directly via users' existing Anthropic Claude subscriptions to guarantee enterprise data privacy and eliminate redundant AI licensing costs
• • Requires explicit user approval in Slack channels before executing consequential external actions like emailing or CRM updates.

Who it's for

• Slack-Centric Teams
• Software Developers
• Marketing & Sales Operations
• Startup Founders

Why it works

• Assigns channel-specific memory so AI teammates retain historical decisions without losing context
• Leverages users' existing Claude subscriptions to eliminate extra per-seat AI model costs
• Enforces isolated compute and storage environments to safely execute code and manage data
• Includes automated approval toggles and scheduled recurring task execution directly within Slack.

Founder story

Yasmine Works was launched in 2026 by Badr and his team. They noticed small teams paying for Claude subscriptions but still performing routine tasks manually because chat interfaces lacked contextual memory and system isolation. They built Yasmine Works to transform standard Slack channels into isolated, memory-persistent digital coworkers.

Alternatives

• Scarlett.
• Runbear
• Pancake
• Relay.app

Comparison overview

• Yasmine Works connects directly to your own Anthropic Claude subscription and isolates memory per individual Slack channel.
• Alternative Slack bots typically route prompts through shared managed API endpoints and maintain a single global workspace context rather than channel-isolated environments.