Hugging Face deploys Moon Bot, a self-hosted internal Slack AI agent for querying databases and code repositories

@lautaroseth Moon Bot checks your email against Okta perms so it can only access what you can 👍

@victormustar Perfect 👌

@victormustar What does moon bot look like?

Surely he has a picture 🤣

@victormustar Is it open source?

Really interested on the access tiers from okta.

Assuming that everyone in the workspace can chat with it but you have different scopes by users how do you make it enforce what a user can or cant ask? Because i feel that can also be tricked into getting the info.

I feel that per group its obviously way easier but im curious on how it works per user

@ShabbatMonster yes

Shout out to @badlogicgames and team for making such a great product, so easy to build on.

Standing on the shoulders of giants 🫡

@victormustar This is the right counter-position to Claude Tag. Slack is just the surface; the hard choice is who owns model routing, audit logs, and internal tool permissions. For some teams, the answer really should be: keep the agent inside your own infra.

@victormustar mog them

@victormustar Open source?

@calebfahlgren @huggingface @PlausibleHQ I love the idea of integrating a coding agent like Moon Bot into workflows! It seems essential for streamlining collaboration. How has it improved your team's efficiency with project management?

@victormustar Agentic systems are finding new innovative manners to use collaboratively platforms. Slack is simply fortunate.

Nice to show anthropic has no lead at all.

@calebfahlgren @huggingface @PlausibleHQ One of the biggest opportunities of AI right now is internal support. I like that this lives in Slack with memory, tools and traceability.

@victormustar sounds flexible and efficient, definitely worth the effort

@victormustar The token economics of agents are worse than chat. You have to pay for the routing, the parsing, and the retries before the model ever does the actual work.