Your first chat

Once your accounts are connected, Brain reads from them whenever you ask. There is no UI to learn — you just write a message in Slack or Google Chat as you would to a colleague.

• Slack — direct message @NitroxBrain in your workspace.
• Google Chat — direct message nitrox.brain@nitroxconsulting.com.

Brain reacts with an emoji (✨, 🔍, ⚙️…) to acknowledge the message, then replies inside 5–30 seconds depending on what you asked.

Pick whichever resonates with how you work:

Summarise unread messages from the last 2 days that I haven’t replied to.

Drafts please: a polite “we have to postpone” to Acme Corp, and a follow-up on the Beta SaaS proposal.

What’s on my calendar next week? Any travel conflicts?

Find 30 minutes with Sandra in the next 7 days, mornings only.

Last conversation I had with Pierre — Slack DM, email, or HubSpot note, whichever is most recent.

Pull the slide deck I sent to Beta SaaS last quarter — should be in Drive.

Draft a quarterly update for our coachees based on last month’s chat history with each of them.

Write me a French follow-up to the Acme call, mention next steps and our agreement on the timeline.

• Multi-tool questions (“look in Slack, Drive, and HubSpot for X”).
• Drafting in your tone after a few corrections (it remembers).
• Calendar arithmetic and meeting prep.
• Pulling things you mentioned weeks ago from chat history.

• Send messages without confirming first (drafts only — you review and send).
• Take destructive actions without explicit instruction (e.g. delete files).
• Work outside the integrations you’ve connected.

If a reply is off:

• Tell Brain why: “too formal — make it sound like me”.
• Tell it to forget something: “forget I prefer to schedule mornings”.
• React with 🗑 on Brain’s reply in Slack to make it forget the turn entirely.

Brain learns from corrections inside the conversation. The next turn already reflects them.

→ Slash commands — model and provider overrides. → Skills — teach Brain a workflow once, replay forever.