SOC 2 Type II audit in progress · EU, US and India data residency · a DPA you can sign
Trust Center →Closes the ticket in the thread it started in.
Your team reports problems in Slack — so that is where FlowTux answers. Tux AI reads the request, checks the code, fixes what it is allowed to, and replies in the same thread. The requester has an answer before they switch tabs.
- No portal, no form
- Deduped across the channel
- Every action logged
Looking for intake and workflow instead — how a Slack message becomes a tracked ticket? See the Slack ticketing system →
One thread · three agents
The Slack Agent is a front door. These do the work.
Every reply in that thread is one of FlowTux’s named agents doing its job — the same agents that run on email, WhatsApp and your error trackers.
Repo Agent
Reads the linked repository for the likely cause and attaches the probable files — the step most helpdesks skip entirely.
Reads GitHub · GitLabTriage Agent
Sets category, priority and owner from real impact — not from the words the reporter happened to choose.
Writes Jira · PagerDutyResolution Agent
Runs the fix if it is on your allow-list, verifies it, and closes the ticket with the action written to the audit log.
Gated by your allow-list
- Lives in Slack
- Pulls from Sentry
- Datadog
- GitHub
- Routes to Jira
- PagerDuty
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Put Tux AI in your busiest channel.
Fifteen minutes to connect. We take a real ticket from your #it-help and run it to close, in the thread. No slides.