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Who is asking.
Snitch is built by Sweetspot°, a partner-led team of senior operators who use AI to work at a scale a group this size otherwise could not.
A note from Stefan
Every company I have worked with past about twenty people has had the same problem, and not one of them called it a problem. Ask three people who somebody reports to and you get two answers and a shrug. Sorting that out means asking everybody, which eats a week of somebody's life, and that somebody is always you. So Snitch does the asking.
People react to the name before anything else. I kept it anyway. It is a bot that wanders around asking who your boss is, and a gentler name would have been the first piece of fiction in a product built to clear some out.
The part I am proudest of is one you never see. Nobody in your Slack gets a message until an admin has read the exact wording and pressed a button. Given the name, letting it loose unsupervised seemed a poor way to make friends.
Snitch is early, and early software is awkward in places nobody thought to check. If it does something strange, tell me. Everything sent to hello@snitchforslack.com reaches a person, usually me, and I would rather hear it from you than find it at eleven on a Sunday.
Stefan SzakalManaging Partner, Sweetspot°
