SLICC + your whole workday

The agent that helps you stay on top of things.

SLICC is a browser-native AI agent. It pulls everything demanding your attention — Gmail, Slack, Teams, Outlook, GitHub, ServiceNow — into one ranked list, catches the loose ends you promised in a thread, runs your review-and-approval queue, and keeps a living knowledge base of what you've learned. It reads the sessions you're already logged into. Nothing falls through the cracks.

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How it keeps nothing from slipping

Gather
SLICC runs each source's monday sub-command in parallel and merges the results — email, chat, tickets and pull requests — into one deduplicated feed, using the sessions you're already logged into.
Rank
It rates every item by importance and urgency, estimates the effort, and sorts by value — then packs a doable now plan under a time budget. A wall of 200 becomes three things to do next.
Track
Promises and follow-ups don't live in your head. A loose end you made in a thread becomes a durable task in a side panel that survives the tab, the session, and next week.
Close
Review and approve in one queue, pin comments straight onto the page, and file what you learned into a living wiki — so the next question is already answered.
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Six inboxes, one ranked list

SLICC pulls from Gmail, Slack, Teams, Outlook, GitHub and ServiceNow, rates each item, and hands you a triaged plan: what to do now, what to hold, who you're waiting on, and what's just FYI.

Animated triage panel: SLICC aggregates six source tools, rates each item by importance and urgency, and prints one ranked list split into now, later, waiting and FYI
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What it stays on top of

One prioritized inbox

Gmail, Slack, Teams, Outlook, GitHub and ServiceNow merged, deduplicated and ranked by importance × urgency. Ask "what should I work on" and get an answer, not a list of lists.

A plan, not a wall

SLICC estimates effort per item and packs a now bucket that fits your time budget — "what can I clear in 90 minutes" — while everything else waits, ranked, as later.

Loose ends that don't slip

A promise made in a thread becomes a tracked task in a persistent panel — with a summary, an agent brief, and a link back to where it came from. Snooze it to Monday; it resurfaces itself.

A review & approval queue

Pages pending publish, PRs needing signoff, docs to approve — all in one queue with a status per item: publish, comment, or defer. Nothing ships unreviewed.

On-page annotation pins

Drop numbered comment pins straight onto a live web page. Each pin is a persistent, mark-as-done marker in the queue — feedback tied to the exact spot it belongs to.

A living knowledge base

Ingest sources into an interlinked markdown wiki: cross-linked pages, an index, a log, and citations. Ask it a question later and it answers from what you already gathered.

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Four ways it keeps you in control

The same agent, four jobs. Every tab is a real workflow with the real commands SLICC runs.

Morning triage

Aggregate everything demanding your attention, rate it, and turn a big inbox into a doable slice — not an overwhelming wall.

  • monday gh slack outlook --date 3d
  • monday --rate-importance 9-1 --rate-urgency 8-1 --rate-summary 500
  • monday --rate-effort --budget 90m
  • monday done INC0043912
Loose ends

Capture a follow-up the moment you commit to it, keep it in a side panel across sessions, and let it resurface when it's due.

  • loose-ends create --title "Send Priya the Q3 numbers" --summary "…" --skills gmail,slack
  • loose-ends list --json
  • loose-ends snooze le-q3 monday
  • loose-ends done le-q3
Review & approvals

Load everything pending signoff into one queue, pin comments onto the rendered page, and track each item to publish, comment, or defer.

  • Load pages, PRs and docs as a review queue in a sprinkle panel
  • Drop a add-pin marker on the live preview and add-comment
  • Move an item to publish / comment / defer
  • Records feedback — never edits the artifact without you
Knowledge base

Turn what you read and decide into a durable, interlinked wiki, so the answer is filed the first time you find it.

  • Read WIKI.md schema, then ingest a source into cross-linked pages
  • Update index.md and append to the log.md on every ingest
  • Query the wiki — answers synthesized with citations, filed as a page
  • Lint for orphan pages, broken [[wikilinks]] and stale claims
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The promise you'd have forgotten

You said you'd send the Q3 numbers by Thursday. SLICC catches the commitment in the thread and files it as a tracked loose end — title, summary, and a link back — so it's still there when Thursday arrives.

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The old way

Six tabs, six inboxes, six definitions of "unread." A promise buried in a thread you'll rediscover a week late. A review that happens in DMs and gets lost. Notes scattered across four docs. You spend the first hour of the day deciding what the day is, and the loose ends you forgot become the fires you fight.

With SLICC

One ranked list of what actually needs you. Loose ends caught the moment you make them and resurfaced when they're due. Approvals in a single queue with comments pinned to the page. A knowledge base that answers the question you already researched. You stay on top of it — calmly.

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Review it, pin it, ship it

Everything pending your signoff in one queue. SLICC drops comment pins straight onto the rendered page and tracks each one to a decision — publish, comment, or defer — so nothing goes live unreviewed.

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Open one panel. I'll tell you the three things that actually matter today — and the two you promised last week.
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The obvious questions

Do I have to connect accounts or paste API keys?
No. SLICC reads the tools through the browser sessions you already have open. Each source is a skill it runs on your behalf — install the ones you use, skip the rest. Nothing new to log into.
How does it decide what's important?
It rates each item on importance and urgency, and can estimate effort in minutes. You choose the sort — value (importance × urgency) or ROI (impact per minute) — and a time budget, and it packs the highest-value work that fits into a now plan. You can always mark something done or ignored.
Where do loose ends and reviews actually live?
In persistent panels — "sprinkles" — that survive a closed tab or a new session. Loose ends are stored in a single source-of-truth file; the review queue tracks status and pins independently. Kill the panel and reopen it and everything is still there.
Will it act on things without asking?
No. The review skill records feedback — it never silently edits the page, doc or PR a pin refers to. Triage surfaces and ranks; loose ends track. SLICC does the work when you tell it to, and shows you before it changes anything.
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"Reminded you about a promise you'd forgotten you made. Slightly unsettling. Extremely useful."
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Start staying on top of it with SLICC
Two steps. Your sessions do the auth.

Install Extension

Chrome extension: a side-panel agent with access to your logged-in sessions.

Then ask: "run my morning triage and remind me what I still owe people."

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