AI for teams & professional communities
Your AI agent for
finding help in Slack.
Describe what you need. WhoCan uses AI to prepare a search, finds members with relevant skills, and coordinates introductions. You review the request and decide when outreach starts.
Your request. Your approval. A person who can help.
Explore a WhoCan search
# ask-engineering
- 01Prepare with AI
- 02Review & approve
- 03Track requests
- 04Meet your helper
Members choose whether to help. If they're busy, they can decline or suggest someone else.
- Workspaces have installed WhoCan
- 334
- Member profiles recorded
- 301,839
- Skill names recorded
- 5,052
Includes past installations and inactive members. Profiles are counted per workspace. Explore the community map
You bring the question.
Your community brings the experience.
Someone may have solved this before. WhoCan gives you a way to find them, even when you don't know their name or which channel they're in.
Put the request into words
Start in Slack or on the web. Ask AI to clarify your request and suggest existing workspace skills, or write the plan yourself.
Need help wording it?Review before anyone is asked
Edit the wording and skills, then approve up to five requests in your workspace. WhoCan matches members using listed skills and shows why each person was contacted.
How skill profiles workMeet someone willing to help
When a member accepts, WhoCan stops further outreach and introduces you in Slack. You can track progress, stop the search, or approve another small group.
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AI preparation. Human experience.
A clear path from “I’m stuck” to “I can help.”
WhoCan takes care of the request and the introductions. Your team or community brings the experience to solve the problem.
See how the AI agent works- What AI receives
- The request you select and existing workspace skill labels.
- What you approve
- The exact wording, selected skills, workspace, and up to five requests.
- What you can track
- Sent requests, unconfirmed deliveries, replies, and introductions.
Make it easier to get help in Slack.
Turn “anyone know?” into a question people can answer.
Add your goal, where you're stuck, and the skill you need. Get a clear request you can edit and copy into Slack.
How to find an expert in your Slack workspace
Search past discussions, choose a useful skill, and ask for an introduction without messaging everyone in the workspace.
Build a skills directory your team will use
Choose specific skills, describe the help people can offer, and keep a Slack expertise directory useful as your team changes.
Help good questions get answers in your Slack community
A practical routine for clearer requests, useful introductions, and following up on unanswered questions in Slack.
Know what happens
before you install.
WhoCan finds people to ask. The answer comes from a member who agrees to help.
Installation & setupWhat is WhoCan?
WhoCan is an AI agent for finding help in Slack teams and professional communities. It prepares a request and suggests skills when you choose AI. You review the plan and approve up to five requests for help. WhoCan introduces you when someone accepts.
Does WhoCan answer questions itself?
AI helps clarify your request and suggest existing workspace skills. Matching uses the skills members have on file, and a person who accepts provides the help. You approve outreach and can stop further requests at any time.
Where do the skills come from?
Members can add skills themselves. WhoCan also records skills and endorsements from help requests and interactions in Slack. These records help it choose whom to ask; they aren't professional certifications.
Who can see my profile?
Your web profile is visible to people signed in from the same Slack workspace. If you create a share link, anyone with that link can see a small public card with your name, level, and top skill names. The card leaves out your email, bio, and activity.
How do I add WhoCan to Slack?
Choose Add to Slack, select your workspace, and review the permissions. Your workspace may require an admin's approval. Once installed, check WhoCan's welcome message in Slack and add the skills you can help with.
Make your workspace’s
knowledge easier to reach.
Add WhoCan, invite members to add their skills, and start with a question your community can help with.
Add to Slack