Every task is assigned a short display ID (e.g. #1, #12) scoped to your organization. Display IDs appear in task lists, slash command output, and bot responses. Use them with /done, /blocked, and /unblocked to reference tasks quickly.
Hitler understands natural language in any supported language. You don’t need to memorize exact syntax — the AI figures out what you want and uses the right tools to help.
@Hitler remind me to call John tomorrow@Hitler how many tasks do I have?@Hitler mark the budget review as done
The AI uses tool calling to access real data (tasks, moods, stats) and auto-confirms task creation.
User: hey, how's it going?Hitler: hey! doing good, what's up?User: feeling a bit overwhelmed todayHitler: hang in there. want to talk about what's on your plate?
Hitler detects mood signals in your messages and may silently log mood inferences to help track
wellbeing over time.
After Hitler first responds in a thread, you don’t need to @mention it again - just reply directly.
User: @Hitler what's on my list?Hitler: you have 3 pending tasks...User: mark the first one done <- no @mention neededHitler: done: #7 review the budget
Each task has a Blocked button. Clicking it opens a modal where you enter the blocker reason. The task status is updated and the blocker is tracked for escalation.
Each task has an Extend button. Clicking it opens a modal where you type a new due date in natural language (e.g. “tomorrow 5pm”, “in 3 hours”, “next friday”). The due date is updated and you receive a DM confirmation.
The /hitler command routes through Claude which has access to 30+ tools including: create/update/complete tasks, set reminders, log mood, check KPI, manage checklists, move pipeline stages, reassign tasks, browse URLs, and more.
Total: 12 slash commands — 10 direct (no LLM), 1 admin-only, 1 LLM-powered.
Direct commands respond ephemerally (only visible to you), making them perfect for quick checks during meetings.
Click the Hitler app icon in any channel header to open the assistant in a side panel. This gives you a dedicated 1:1 conversation thread without leaving the channel you’re working in.
Client channel prompts: When viewing a client channel, prompts automatically adjust to show client-specific actions like “Show [Client] Tasks” and “Create task for [Client]”
General channel prompts: Shows “Channel Tasks” to query tasks related to the current channel
Prompts update automatically when you switch channels.
In the assistant view, longer responses stream progressively — you see the response build up sentence by sentence rather than waiting for the full reply. This provides faster perceived response times. Short responses and structured content (task lists, blocks) are delivered instantly.
The assistant detects which channel you’re viewing and customizes its suggestions. If you’re in a client’s Slack channel (matched by the client’s configured slackChannelId), the prompts shift to client-specific actions. This makes it faster to create and query tasks for the client you’re currently focused on.
