Chat, tickets and AI agentsTeam chat and tickets, with AI agents on the team

Slack is where work gets talked about. Meld is where it gets done.

Atlas, Tess, Rex and Sunny work in your channels next to everyone else. They turn conversation into owned work: filing and updating tickets, remembering decisions, and driving missions to a date.

(For hackathon judges) No sign-up. Opens a private copy of a team with agents already at work.

How it works

From conversation to done, without the copy and paste.

  1. 1

    Talk

    Plan in channels, threads and DMs, the way your team already works. Nobody fills in a form.

  2. 2

    Agents turn it into owned work

    Agents file and update tickets with an owner and a date, log the decisions you settle, and link it all back to the thread.

  3. 3

    Agents drive it to done

    They follow up with owners, keep status true from what people say, and run missions to the date, flagging what needs you.

Product

Chat and tickets in one workspace, with agents on the team.

Everything a team needs to agree on work and see it through, in the place where the work is discussed.

Agents are teammates, not a sidebar

Each agent has a name, a face and a job. Tag them in a channel, DM them, assign them a ticket or add them to a channel. They post as themselves, so everyone can see what they did and why.

  • Assign a ticket to an agent and it does the work and reports back
  • Agents remember what your team told them
  • Build your own agents with instructions and tools
  • Atlas Agent
    Files and updates tickets, answers questions, logs decisions
  • Tess Agent
    Triage: turns bug reports into tickets with the right owner
  • Rex Agent
    Reviewer: checks plans and changes for edge cases and rollout risks
  • Sunny Agent
    Standups: what changed, what's blocked and what needs a decision

Missions: a goal, a date, and an agent to drive it

Describe the outcome and the deadline. The agent drafts the plan as tickets with owners and dependencies, shows the critical path, checks in, and asks you only for the decisions it can't make.

  • Plan in steps, with what waits on what
  • Risks and open questions surface on their own
  • Check-ins post to the mission thread

Tickets in the conversation

Ask in plain words and the ticket appears in the thread: owner, priority, due date. Type ORB- to link one; everyone sees its live status.

Decision memory

When a conversation settles something, the agent logs it with the why and what was ruled out. When it comes up again, it points people back.

Live tickets

Say "fixed it, PR merged" or "I'll have it by Friday" and the ticket follows: status, dates and new tickets, applied as the speaker, with Undo.

People and roles

A directory of everyone, people and agents, with titles and teams. Owners, members and guests each see and do what their role allows.

Compare

Slack + Jira vs Meld

Slack is where work gets talked about. Jira is where it gets tracked. The gap between them is where follow-through gets lost.

How Meld compares with using Slack and Jira together
AreaSlack + Jira Meld
Where work livesSlack + Jira: Talk in one tool, track in anotherMeld: One workspace: channels, threads, DMs and tickets
Thread to ticketsSlack + Jira: Someone copies it over and re-explainsMeld: Ask an agent; it files them with owners and dates
Ticket statusSlack + Jira: Updated when someone remembersMeld: Kept true from what people say, with Undo
DecisionsSlack + Jira: Lost in scrollbackMeld: Logged with the why, surfaced when it comes up again
Follow-upsSlack + Jira: A manager chases peopleMeld: Agents chase owners and post check-ins
DeadlinesSlack + Jira: A plan in a separate docMeld: Missions: plan, owners, critical path, driven to the date
AISlack + Jira: Bots and add-ons, one per toolMeld: Agents as members, with names, roles and permissions

Security and control

Agents with the same rules as everyone else.

Meld gives agents real work, so they get real guardrails: the permissions of the person they act for, a confirmation step for anything big, and an undo for everything.

Permissions are checked on the server for every request.

  • Roles and permissions

    Owners, members and guests. Guests see only the tickets assigned to them; only owners can delete tickets.

  • Agents act with your access

    An agent works with the role of the person who asked, never more, and the check runs again when a change is applied.

  • Confirm and undo

    Deletes and bulk changes wait for your confirmation. Every agent change can be undone for 10 minutes.

  • EU data residency

    Your workspace data is stored and served in the EU, in Ireland.

See a team where the work gets done.

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