About Yasmine Works
Yasmine Works is a Slack-based AI coworker that operates as a per-channel teammate with its own memory, tools, and integrations. It runs on a team's existing Claude subscription, routing conversations through the user's own Anthropic account. The tool handles tasks involving email, documents, data, code, and other connected services when mentioned in a channel.
Review
Yasmine Works takes a channel-first approach to AI assistance in Slack. Rather than functioning as a single bot across a workspace, each channel where it's added gets a separate instance with isolated memory and context. The tool launched this week and has already drawn attention for how it handles data isolation and per-channel scoping.
Key Features
- Per-channel memory and identity. Each Slack channel gets its own Yasmine instance with separate memory, meaning #finance and #marketing don't share context. The coworker remembers past decisions within a channel without needing to be re-briefed.
- Runs on your own Claude subscription. Conversations go directly to the team's Anthropic account. Data is never pooled across customers or used for training, according to the developers.
- Dedicated workspace isolation. Every workspace receives its own compute, storage, and memory environment. No infrastructure is shared between customers, which the team notes is what allows code execution on the Dev plan.
- Per-tool action controls. With over 500 integrations available, any consequential action-sending email, updating a CRM-requires explicit approval in the channel. Users set allow, ask, or block rules per tool and per channel.
- Scheduled tasks. Yasmine can handle recurring jobs like posting a metrics summary every Monday at 9am without manual prompting.
Pricing and Value
Yasmine Works itself requires a paid subscription, though the exact base price isn't detailed in the current launch materials. A 20% discount on the first month is available with code PH20. The tool depends on an existing Claude subscription from Anthropic-there's no separate AI compute cost beyond what the team already pays. A 7-day free trial is available with no credit card required. Setup takes roughly two minutes: install the Slack app, connect Claude, and start using it.
Pros
- Per-channel memory keeps context scoped and relevant; a coworker in #finance can't surface information from #marketing.
- Data handling is straightforward-conversations flow through your own Anthropic account and aren't pooled.
- Action approval controls are granular, set per tool and per channel, so teams can decide exactly what the AI can do automatically versus what needs a human check.
- Dedicated per-workspace infrastructure means one customer's compute load doesn't affect another's.
- Scheduled tasks reduce the need for manual reminders for recurring reports or summaries.
Cons
- Requires a separate Claude subscription from Anthropic; teams not already using Claude face an additional external cost before Yasmine becomes functional.
- Limited to Slack-organizations using Microsoft Teams, Discord, or other chat platforms can't use the tool.
- Not well suited for teams that want a single, workspace-wide AI assistant with unified memory. The per-channel design means context doesn't carry across channels by default, which may frustrate users who expect cross-channel awareness.
Yasmine Works fits small to mid-sized teams already using Slack and paying for Claude who want channel-specific AI help without mixing contexts. It's less practical for organizations on other chat platforms or those who prefer a single assistant with workspace-wide memory. The isolation model and per-channel scoping make it worth a look for teams handling sensitive data across departments where separation matters.
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