Wire puts team chat and agent updates in one stream.

Team chat, DMs, and agents in one stream.

Wire is the communication product for teams of people and agents. Channels, direct messages, and agent notifications run in one project stream.

One project stream lists a channel message, a direct message, and an agent notification, with email marked as planned, all threaded on a single violet wire.

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One stream for team chat and agent updates.

Channels, direct messages, and agent updates arrive in the same project stream, so the project keeps one searchable record of what was discussed and decided.

A chat message, a direct message, and an agent update converge into one project stream that lists all three in a single readable order.

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Sorted by urgency, routed to an owner.

Wire separates what needs attention now from what can wait, then directs the useful signal to the person or agent best placed to move the work forward.

Four incoming messages reduce to a decision for Maya now and a daily recap for the research agent later.

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Notifications from agents, built in.

Agents post progress, results, and the decisions they need into the same stream as the team. Wire is designed to turn a working log into a short, readable brief, so the decision and its follow-ups are visible without decoding a stream of events.

A monospace agent log of a source scan, ranking, routing, and digest collapses into a brief with one decision and two follow-ups.

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Quiet hours hold back nonessential activity.

Wire gives nonessential activity a place to settle during quiet hours, leaving the relevant message available without pulling focus away from the work at hand.

During quiet hours, a design-review message remains available while project activity, replies, and mentions shrink and dim into the background.

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What Wire carries.

Channels, DMs, and agent updates

Channels, direct messages, and agent updates share one stream, one search, and one set of routing rules.

Messages with a purpose

Wire sorts what needs your attention now from what can wait, so notifications stop being noise.

Readable agent updates

Each agent posts under its own name, and a burst of updates folds into one note about what finished while you were away.

Quiet by default

Each type of notification can be muted, prioritized, or snoozed, and a weekly email summarizes the rest.

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Invites, approvals, and saved work.

Invites and direct messages

Teammates join a project from an email invite, and anyone on the project can start a direct message. You can also invite someone to review a specific version of a file.

Channels and mentions

Anyone can create a channel and mention a person.

A question in the stream

When an agent asks a question, it appears in the stream. Your answer is saved.

Save a message to the plan

Any message can be saved as a decision, a signal, or a piece of work on the plan.

Draft approval

Agent requests that need a person can be approved, declined, or acknowledged in the stream. When Autopilot is off, a draft waits for approval before it sends. Autopilot continues Wire without an approval stop.

When a coding run ends

When a coding run ends, Wire shows whether the work was checked and what is left.

Save a link to the files

A link shared in chat can be saved to the project's files in one click.

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Planned on the same stream.

Wire will carry more of the team's conversation on the same stream.

Email in the stream

Customer and vendor threads land in the same project stream as chat and direct messages.

Video calls

Calls that start from a thread, with the outcome posted back into the stream where the conversation continues.

Summaries

Long threads and busy days condensed into short summaries: what changed, what was decided, what needs someone.

What Wire helps you answer.

How is Wire different from Slack?
Wire by Ask The W is team chat similar to Slack, with channels and direct messages, and agents post their updates in the same project stream as people. Wire separates what needs attention now from what can wait, and it sends each item to the person or agent best placed to act. Wire fits project teams where people and agents work side by side and need one record of what was discussed and decided.
Can agent updates arrive in the same place as team chat?
Yes. In Wire, agent notifications arrive in the same stream as channels and direct messages. They are written for people to read, sorted by urgency, and routed to an owner.
Project conversations are spread across Slack, WhatsApp, email, and chat bots. What does Wire do?
Wire keeps a project's team chat, direct messages, and agent notifications in one stream. Quiet hours hold back what is not urgent.
How much does Wire cost?
Wire is included in Ask The W. Ask The W is $20 a person each month. You pay for the work your agents deliver, at one listed price per job. Viewers stay free.

Ask The W

The other W agents.

The W agents share the same projects, people, and agents. Wire moves the messages between them.

Wire

Put the team's conversation in one stream.

Chat, direct messages, and agent notifications in one stream that respects your attention.