Company brain integrations

DJINN

Adjinntify your mind.

Connect all your channels, memory, tools, agents, deployments, business workflows and more.

Production integrationsBounded spendHuman approvalsRepo-backed agents

Architecture descent

A request moves through six production gates.

The diagram stays still while DJINN drops through the operating layer. Each numbered gate lights up, opens its context, and hands the request to the next part of the company brain.

DJINN coreCompany brainmemory + tools + review
01 / Slack, Socket Mode

Ingress

Requests arrive where the work already happens.

02 / journal → vault

Memory

Every message is journalled; durable facts get promoted.

03 / routed per task

Runtime

The cheap model ranks; the expensive one judges.

04 / 10 exposed, 16 withheld

Tools

A registry decides what is reachable, not a prompt.

05 / clean, or it waits

Verification

A different model family reviews the work.

06 / human holds the send

Handoff

Output is a pull request, a digest, or a tracked issue.

01 / Ingress

Requests arrive where the work already happens.

A Slack thread is the unit of work. A long-lived Socket Mode connection means no public endpoint and no tunnel — DJINN reads the thread, and the answer stays attached to the question that caused it.

02 / Memory

Every message is journalled; durable facts get promoted.

Messages land in Postgres. A nightly pass reads new rows since a watermark and files what is durable into a flat vault of linked markdown notes — 114 of them today. Talking to DJINN is what grows its memory.

03 / Runtime

The cheap model ranks; the expensive one judges.

Classification and scoring run on Haiku in batches. Reasoning and drafting run on Opus, and only for what survived. The split is why a nightly digest costs cents rather than dollars.

04 / Tools

A registry decides what is reachable, not a prompt.

Fifty-nine scripts exist; a registry names which are callable and how loudly each must ask first. Writes are sandboxed away from the live tree. Anything that moves money or deploys is unreachable by construction, not by instruction.

05 / Verification

A different model family reviews the work.

Code written by one model is reviewed by another before it can merge, and a bare pass is not enough — the findings have to be clean. The last two organs took seven and two rounds to get there.

06 / Handoff

Output is a pull request, a digest, or a tracked issue.

Work comes back as something with a URL that outlives the conversation. Sending email, posting to a new channel, or shipping to production stays with a person — the tool layer enforces that rather than trusting the agent to remember.

Capabilities

A platform, and the packs that run on it.

Each pack is a production integration with connectors, memory, approvals, monitoring, and a human-readable Slack handoff.
01 / Platform

Company Memory

A journalled message log, a linked note vault that grows from your own conversations, and cited search across both.

02 / Platform

Connector Workers

Slack, Linear, GitHub, Supabase and Google Workspace in production today. Each connector has its own page with its real status.

03 / Platform

Agent Runtime

Model routing by task, retries, tool boundaries, budget visibility, and an approval gate on anything that reaches the outside world.

04 / Pack

Engineering Handoff

A tracked issue becomes a branch, an implementation, a cross-model review, and a pull request a person merges.

05 / Pack

Observability

Process health, recurring failures and error signatures, surfaced in Slack before drift turns into an incident.

06 / Pack

Spend Analytics

Where the model budget actually went, per project and per day, with the change worth making named and priced.

Connectors

Integrate the channels your company already works through.

Each connector has its own page: how DJINN talks to it, where the boundaries are, and the documents to set it up. Status there reflects what is running in production, not what is planned.Browse every integration →
Where work enters

Request channels

Route each request through the channel that already has the customer, operator, or team context.

Slack logo
CoreSlackCommand room
Gmail logo
FinishingGmailEmail threads
WhatsApp logo
FinishingWhatsAppCustomer chat
Instagram / Messenger logo
FinishingInstagram / MessengerSocial inbox
Where action lands

Work systems

Turn requests into repo work, tickets, deploy checks, documents, calendar actions, and database updates.

Linear logo
CoreLinearIssues
GitHub logo
CoreGitHubCode + PRs
Vercel logo
CoreVercelDeploys
Google Workspace logo
FinishingGoogle WorkspaceDocs, Drive, Sheets
Where judgment comes from

Business data

Pull analytics, ads, CRM, support, commerce, market, and vertical data into the same reviewed agent loop.

Search Console logo
CoreSearch ConsoleSEO signals
Meta logo
FinishingMetaAds + leads
HubSpot logo
FinishingHubSpotCRM memory
Stripe / Shopify logo
FinishingStripe / ShopifyRevenue context

Connector catalog

Offer the full catalog as business-ready integrations.

Core integrationSlack logo

Slack

Command room

Core integrationLinear logo

Linear

Issues

Core integrationGmail logo

Gmail

Email

Core integrationGoogle Calendar logo

Google Calendar

Schedule

Core integrationGitHub logo

GitHub

Code

Core integrationVercel logo

Vercel

Deploys

Core integrationSupabase logo

Supabase

Data

Core integrationReddit logo

Reddit

Community

FinishingWhatsApp logo

WhatsApp

Customer chat

FinishingMeta logo

Meta

Ads + APIs

FinishingInstagram logo

Instagram

Social DMs

FinishingMessenger logo

Messenger

Page inbox

FinishingDiscord logo

Discord

Community chat

FinishingMicrosoft Teams logo

Microsoft Teams

Enterprise chat

FinishingTelegram logo

Telegram

Light bot

FinishingSearch Console logo

Search Console

SEO

FinishingGoogle Analytics logo

Google Analytics

Analytics

FinishingGoogle Docs logo

Google Docs

Docs

FinishingGoogle Drive logo

Google Drive

Files

FinishingGoogle Sheets logo

Google Sheets

Ops data

FinishingWordPress logo

WordPress

CMS

FinishingWebflow logo

Webflow

CMS

FinishingHubSpot logo

HubSpot

CRM + marketing

FinishingSalesforce logo

Salesforce

Enterprise CRM

FinishingNotion logo

Notion

Docs + wiki

FinishingJira logo

Jira

Engineering

FinishingZendesk logo

Zendesk

Support

FinishingIntercom logo

Intercom

Support + sales

FinishingStripe logo

Stripe

Billing

FinishingShopify logo

Shopify

Commerce

FinishingAirtable logo

Airtable

Ops database

FinishingZapier logo

Zapier

Fallback automation

FinishingMake logo

Make

Fallback automation

FinishingGoogle Ads logo

Google Ads

Paid search

FinishingMailchimp logo

Mailchimp

Lifecycle email

FinishingCalendly logo

Calendly

Scheduling

FinishingAsana logo

Asana

Project work

FinishingTrello logo

Trello

Project boards

FinishingClickUp logo

ClickUp

Project work

FinishingConfluence logo

Confluence

Knowledge base

FinishingX logo

X

Social monitoring

Named agents

Specialized DJINN implementations are already taking shape.

In development

Dr I

Argentina legal services

Legal intake, case memory, document drafts, source-grounded answers, and lawyer review.
In development

Luxy

Conversational support

Customer context, support replies, escalation, account memory, and handoff trail.
Active development

Beast

Trading agent

Dima's trading agent. Signal monitoring and risk summaries on top of mechanical entry gates that re-quote the book at decision time and refuse a drifted or collapsed fill.
In development

Pushy

Observability agent

Service health, jobs, logs, deploy status, error signatures, and Slack-visible next steps.
Active development

Prospector

Lead engine

Sweeps public sources for founders blocked on engineering, scores each against the actual offer, drafts an opening message, and posts a queue to work through.
Active development

Toky

Spend analytics

Reads every model call the company has made and reports where the budget went — by project, by day, by model — then names the change worth making and prices it.
Active development

Operator

Pipeline agent

Finds people publicly describing a problem you solve, scores each against your actual offer, drafts the opening message, and hands you a queue to work through.
Specialized DJINN

Cairn

JTreks implementation

A vertical company-brain implementation for JTreks operating memory and workflows.
Specialized DJINN

Wavey

Keonda implementation

A Keonda-specific DJINN implementation tuned to its workflow memory and team operations.

Integration path

How the adventure becomes a running company brain.

01

Map the company brain

Choose the operating surfaces, source systems, Slack channels, owners, approval rules, and cost limits.

02

Wire the core

Wire integrations, memory, search, queues, model routing, audit trail, and deployment health checks.

03

Integrate service packs

Add legal, trading, support, deploy, observability, marketing, sales, hospitality, or custom loops.

04

Run and improve

Watch cost, failures, user requests, and repeated workflows. Package what works into reusable agents.

Request access

Integrate the first service pack into your company brain.

Start with one high-value loop: support, deploys, observability, legal, trading intel, sales follow-up, or a vertical implementation.