Matt Wolfe shows Viktor, an AI coworker built into Slack that handles multi-step tasks like analyzing documents to write YouTube outlines, generating marketing reports, and automating workflows. It connects to external tools and runs code, but requires your approval before taking action.
Most of these new AI tools make you leave whatever platform you and your team are already using and go to theirs. For me, everyone I work with is on Slack. My YouTube channel, website, newsletter, all of it managed and run on Slack. That's why Viktor caught my attention. Viktor is an AI coworker that works inside Slack, not just a chatbot you ask for ideas, but an AI teammate that can actually do multi-step work. For example, I could ask it to look at my past scripts, docs and analytics, then turn that into a usable YouTube outline. Marketing could use it for campaign reports. Ops could use it for follow-ups. Engineering could use it to investigate issues or run workflows. It can connect to your tools, write and run code, call APIs, and produce real deliverables where your team already works. And you still stay in control. When Victor is about to do something important, you can approve it before it goes out. So it's less like another AI assistant and more like an AI coworker for the whole team. If you wanna check it out, head on over to the link Link in the caption.
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