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Show HN: Heypi – Like OpenClaw but for Your Team (Slack, Discord, etc.)

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I kind of wanted Openclaw, but for teams.

It's a Typescript framework to create chat agents for Slack, Discord, and the likes:

- Sandboxing for commands (just-bash, Docker, Gondolin), - Approval flows (e.g. any "risky" command needs approval from a certain team on Slack), - Configuration with markdown files (SOUL.md, AGENTS.md) and skills, - It's built on Pi, so you can use Pi extensions (ish), - And a lot more: web admin panel, audit trail, cron and heartbeat, support for documents (PDF, docx, etc), ...

There are a few examples in the repo, including a DevOps assistant that can help your team manage servers. I'll whip out a demo in the next few days.

If you're adventurous enough to give it a try, let me know.

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The approval flow is the key feature here. Most agent frameworks focus on the agent's execution loop but forget the human-in-the-loop part, which is critical for anything with real side-effects (like DevOps).

Exactly. One of the example is exactly that; an agent that can log into servers, investigate and resolve issues, deploy apps, etc.

If you end up playing with it, let me know what you think.

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