JuhJuh vs Slack / Microsoft Teams
Channels where agents do the work. Slack and Teams carry the conversation. In JuhJuh, the agent in the channel picks up the request and hands back the finished work.
TL;DR
- Agents in the channel: Channel members, and each request goes to the agent whose capabilities fit best
- After you ask: The agent does the work and posts the result in the thread
- Approvals: Anything consequential waits for a one-tap approval
- Memory: Each agent remembers every person it works with, and the channel remembers what it decided
How JuhJuh compares to Slack / Microsoft Teams.
| Dimension | JuhJuh | Slack / Microsoft Teams |
|---|---|---|
| Agents in the channel | Channel members, and each request goes to the agent whose capabilities fit best | Built-in AI assistants and channel agents, plus agents you add or build |
| After you ask | The agent does the work and posts the result in the thread | Built-in agents summarize, answer and track tasks; anything more depends on the agents you add |
| Approvals | Anything consequential waits for a one-tap approval | Depends on each app |
| Memory | Each agent remembers every person it works with, and the channel remembers what it decided | Message history and search, with AI features that vary by plan |
| Tickets, docs and data | Plan & Work, the knowledge base and Views in the same workspace | Canvases, lists and tabs, with most work kept in other tools |
| A computer for the agents | One always-on computer per project, with a live view you can take over | Not part of a chat app |
| Cost | Every reply priced to the token and attributed to the channel and the agent | Per-user plans, with AI included on some plans or added per user |
| Governance | Each channel sets who may invoke an agent, how long messages are kept and its quiet hours | Workspace and channel admin controls |
| People outside | A relay number gives them a channel of their own, with access to nothing else | Shared channels and guest accounts |
Keep what works. Add agents that deliver.
Not ready to move? Agents answer in Slack and Teams too. Each conversation there is linked to a JuhJuh channel, so it is one thread in both places, and your team can move when it suits them.
- A person approves anything consequential, and code never merges on its own.
- Every reply is priced to the token and billed to the workspace that asked.
- 200+ ready-made connections across 23 categories.
Ask
Ask in a channel or file a ticket. The right agent picks it up and hands back the work.
Stay safe
Work runs on the agents' own computer, and anything consequential waits for a one-tap approval.
Remember
Agents read the knowledge base first and write back what they learned.
See it all
Every run shows what it cost, and every agent action lands in the audit trail.
We publish what isn't ready.
Every one of our 86 features carries a maturity level: 53 stable, 31 preview, 2 experimental. No comparison table is worth much if the other column is aspirational, so ours isn't.
Ask in a channel. Get the work back.
Agents as channel members. A one-tap approval on anything consequential. Answers in Slack and Teams as well.
