Super Intern

About Super Intern

Super Intern is an AI agent that lives inside group chats to help teams, communities, and friend groups stay organized and engaged. It can remind members, summarize conversations, retrieve buried information, generate creative content, and take simple actions directly in chat.

Review

Super Intern focuses on adding an always-available assistant to existing chat channels so groups can keep context and history in place. It targets use cases from project coordination to community moderation and light entertainment, offering a mix of automation and on-demand responses.

Key Features

• In-chat assistant that sets reminders, creates tasks, and tracks follow-ups without leaving the chat.
• Chat summarization and search that pulls links or highlights from recent conversation history.
• Customizable "Modes" marketplace to adapt the agent for different group needs (productivity, crypto, games, etc.).
• Cross-platform support with official or beta integrations for Discord, Telegram, and Slack, plus shared memory across groups.
• Multilingual answers, image generation, and event or engagement tools for communities.

Pricing and Value

Super Intern uses a Thinking Unit (TU) model: free accounts receive daily TUs (the current free allocation is 50 per day) and additional usage is provided via paid top-ups, coupons, or subscription options. Basic actions such as reminders, summaries, and image generation are available on the free tier, while advanced customization like private knowledge bases and bespoke Modes require paid credits or plans. For teams and community managers, the main value is keeping work inside existing chat platforms and reducing the time spent searching for information or repeating answers.

Pros

• Integrates directly into existing group chats, avoiding platform migration and keeping conversation history intact.
• Flexible feature set that supports both practical tasks (reminders, retrievals) and playful interactions (game modes, creative prompts).
• Custom Modes and shared memory let groups tailor the assistant to recurring workflows or community needs.
• Free tier is useful for trialing core features with a reasonable daily allowance of TUs.

Cons

• Some advanced features (custom knowledge bases and Modes) require paid usage, which may be confusing at first because of the TU system.
• Cross-platform support is evolving and certain integrations are listed as beta, so expect occasional rough edges during setup.
• Performance and accuracy will vary depending on chat volume and how clearly prompts are given in group settings.

Overall, Super Intern is well suited for small teams, community moderators, and active group chats that want an assistant embedded in their existing workflows. It fits users who prefer keeping context and history in place and who value quick summaries, retrievals, and light automation inside chat platforms.