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Welcome to Hitler

Hitler is your AI-powered workplace assistant. It helps you:
  • Manage tasks using natural language (auto-created, no confirmation needed)
  • Track your mood and spot patterns
  • Journal privately for self-reflection
  • Connect with support when you need it
  • View your dashboard with filters, list/board views, and pipeline access
Your individual data is private. Managers only see aggregated team statistics, never your personal entries.

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Getting Started

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Sign In

  1. Go to app.hitler.app
  2. Sign in with your email/password (you’ll receive a temporary password from your admin and must change it on first login), or use Sign in with Slack
  3. Authorize with your work Slack account (if using Slack OAuth)
  4. Complete your profile if prompted

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Finding the Bot

In Slack, you can either:
  • DM the bot directly - Search for “Hitler” in your DMs
  • Mention in channels - Type @Hitler followed by your request

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Web Dashboard

As an employee, you have access to a full dashboard for managing your tasks visually:
  • Status filter: All, Pending, In Progress, Completed, Overdue
  • Priority filter: All, P1 through P5
  • Search: Filter tasks by title
  • Sort: By due date, priority, or creation date

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List & Board View

Toggle between two views:
  • List view — traditional task list with status, priority, and due date columns
  • Board view — Kanban-style columns grouped by status

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Clickable Tasks

Click any task to open the TaskDetailPanel — a slide-out panel showing full details including status, priority, due date, assignee, and action buttons.

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Pipeline Access

Navigate to the Pipeline page to see your tasks organized by pipeline stages (your own tasks only).

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Task Management

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Creating Tasks

Just tell the bot what you need to do: 
@Hitler remind me to submit the expense report by Friday
The bot will parse your request and auto-create the task immediately — no confirmation step needed: 
Got it! Created:
#12 — Submit the expense report (due: Friday, Jan 19, P3)
Each task gets a display ID (like #12) so you can reference it easily in future messages.

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Natural Language

You don’t need special commands. Just talk naturally: 
"Remind me to call John"
"I need to finish the presentation by tomorrow"
"Create a task for reviewing the contract"
"Add prepare meeting notes to my list"

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Viewing Tasks

@Hitler tasks
Or filter by status:
  • @Hitler tasks open
  • @Hitler tasks today
  • @Hitler tasks overdue

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Completing Tasks

@Hitler done #12
Or reference by name: @Hitler mark "submit expense report" done

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Task Tips

Be specific with deadlines. “by Friday” works better than “soon” or “later”.

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Mood Tracking

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Daily Check-In

The bot will prompt you once per day (usually morning) to log your mood. You can also log anytime: 
@Hitler mood

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The Mood Scale

ScoreMeaning
1 😢Very unhappy
2 😕Unhappy
3 😐Neutral
4 🙂Happy
5 😊Very happy

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Adding Notes

You can add context to your mood: 
@Hitler mood 4 "Good meeting with the team today"
Notes are private and help you remember why you felt a certain way.

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Viewing Your History

@Hitler mood history
See your mood entries over time and spot patterns.

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Your Mood Stats

@Hitler mood stats
Shows:
  • Your average mood
  • Trend (improving, stable, declining)
  • Comparison to your own baseline
Your mood is never compared to others. Statistics are about your own patterns.

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Journaling

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What Are Journals?

Journals are private free-form entries for self-reflection. They’re never shared with anyone - not managers, not HR, not even in anonymized form.

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Creating an Entry

@Hitler journal Feeling overwhelmed with the project deadline.
Need to break it down into smaller pieces.

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Why Journal?

  • Process your thoughts
  • Track what’s on your mind
  • Notice patterns over time
  • Practice mindfulness

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Viewing Past Entries

@Hitler journals

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Getting Support

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Creating an Inquiry

If you need to discuss something privately with HR or your manager: 
@Hitler inquiry Question about the remote work policy
This creates a private thread where you can have a confidential conversation.

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What to Use Inquiries For

  • HR policy questions
  • Work-life balance concerns
  • Interpersonal issues
  • Resource requests
  • Confidential discussions
Inquiries are for things you’d rather discuss privately than in a regular message.

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Privacy FAQ

Only you. Managers see team averages, never individual scores.
Yes. Journals are encrypted and accessible only to you. Not even Hitler admins can read them.
Managers can see that you have tasks, but not private task details.
Patterns in your activity might raise a flag to your manager - like consistently low moods or missed deadlines. The flag doesn’t reveal your specific entries, just that you might need support.
Participation policies vary by organization. Check with your admin. You can always skip individual check-ins.

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Tips for Success

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Building the Habit

Set a reminder

Log mood at the same time daily (the bot helps with this)

Be honest

Your data is private - accurate logging helps you most

Use natural language

Don’t overthink commands - just talk to the bot

Review weekly

Check your stats weekly to notice patterns

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Getting Help

@Hitler help
Lists all available commands and how to use them.

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Slash Commands

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/clear-dms

Use the /clear-dms command in Slack to clear all bot DMs from your conversation. This is useful if your DM history with the bot has become cluttered.

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Quick Reference

CommandWhat it does
@Hitler helpShow all commands
@Hitler task <description>Create a task (auto-confirmed)
@Hitler tasksList your tasks (with display IDs)
@Hitler done #<id>Complete a task by display ID
@Hitler moodLog your mood
@Hitler mood historyView mood history
@Hitler journal <text>Create journal entry
@Hitler inquiry <topic>Start private inquiry
@Hitler statusView your status
@Hitler statsView your statistics
/clear-dmsClear bot DM history