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Sleekmate is a chat assistant built into your admin dashboard. It reads your whole workspace, your feedback, votes, roadmap and changelog, so you can ask a question in plain language instead of digging through the board yourself. It can also take actions for you, like drafting a changelog or updating a post, and it always asks before it changes anything.
Sleekmate is part of Sleek Intelligence, so Sleek Intelligence must be enabled first, and your plan must include AI (Starter and above). Each message uses Intelligence credits.

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Open Sleekmate

There are two ways to reach it, and both share the same conversation history:
  • Full page. Click Sleekmate near the top of the left sidebar to open the dedicated view, with your past conversations along the side.
  • Quick popup. Press ⌘I (or Ctrl+I on Windows) from anywhere in the dashboard to slide Sleekmate in from the right without leaving the page you are on. Press Esc to close it.
The Sleekmate chat open with the composer and suggested starter prompts Sleekmate knows which page you are on when you open it, so you can say “summarize this post” or “who voted for this” and it understands what “this” refers to.

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What you can ask it

Type your question in the composer, or click one of the suggested prompts to get started. Sleekmate handles three kinds of request. Find and understand things
  • “Show me my top requested features”
  • “Summarize recent user feedback”
  • “Which posts have the most votes this month?”
  • “Which roadmap items are overdue?”
Spot patterns and get a read
  • Ask for a weekly product review and it will digest recent feedback into themes and suggested next steps.
  • Ask it to find duplicate or near-identical posts so you can clean them up.
  • Ask it to outline a feature from the feedback behind it.
Take actions for you
  • “Create a changelog from posts completed in the last 30 days”
  • Update a post’s status, tags, owner or estimated date.
  • Merge duplicate posts together.
  • Draft survey questions.
For a big request, Sleekmate breaks the work into steps and shows a live checklist as it goes, so you can follow what it is doing. Answers stream in as it works, and it can hand parts of the job to specialist helpers (for example, one that searches your feedback and one that drafts changelogs).

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Approving its actions

Sleekmate never changes your board without asking. When it wants to create, edit, merge or delete something, it pauses and shows an approval card describing exactly what it will do. An approval card in the Sleekmate chat asking to approve or reject an action, showing what will change You have three choices:
  • Approve runs the action as shown.
  • Reject cancels it.
  • With feedback rejects it but lets you add a note telling Sleekmate what to do instead, so it can try again.

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Yolo mode

If you would rather not approve every step, turn on Yolo mode with the toggle under the composer. While it is on, Sleekmate runs its write actions immediately without waiting for approval. Turn it off any time to go back to approving each action. The setting sticks per person, so it is your choice, not a workspace-wide one.
With Yolo mode on, Sleekmate can create, edit, merge and delete content on your board without asking first. Leave it off if you want to review each action before it happens.

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Turn Sleekmate on or off

Only workspace owners and admins can change this setting.
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Open Sleekmate settings

Go to Settings → Sleek Intelligence → Sleekmate.The Sleekmate settings screen with the Enable Sleekmate toggle
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Toggle it

Switch Enable Sleekmate on to make the assistant available to your team, or off to hide it. Sleek Intelligence must be enabled in General for Sleekmate to work.

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What it costs

Unlike the automated features, Sleekmate does not cost a fixed number of credits per message. Its cost is variable and tracks how much work each request takes: a quick question costs very little, while a deep, multi-step task that reads a lot of feedback and drafts long output costs more. Watch your total available balance on the Billing screen before and after a heavy session to gauge it. If your workspace runs out of credits, Sleekmate stops accepting new messages and shows “Insufficient intelligence credits to send message” until you top up or your monthly quota resets. See Sleek Intelligence credits for the full picture.

Sleek Intelligence credits

How Sleekmate’s variable cost works and how to top up.

Reviewing AI actions

Approve or reject the changes automated processing proposes.

Topics

See the AI-clustered themes Sleekmate can read and reason about.

Create a changelog entry

Publish the drafts Sleekmate writes for you.