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How many times has your team answered the same question that was already discussed in Slack weeks ago? Yentabot solves that problem. It indexes past conversations in public Slack channels it's invited to, then uses that data to answer questions and share direct links to the original conversations that informed the answer — so knowledge stays findable, not buried.

Just mention @yentabot in any channel with your question and get an instant, sourced answer pulled from your team's own conversation history. It's the kind of tool that makes your existing Slack archive actually useful — turning months of discussions into a living, searchable knowledge base that anyone on the team can tap into at any time.