Asks before it changes anything
Reading can run on its own. Every create, update or delete waits for your Approve, then runs once.
Pecus connects to the apps your company already uses, answers with sources, does the work once you approve it, and sends your briefing before you ask.
Direct connections for GitHub, Notion, Linear, Jira, Stripe, Sentry, Gmail, Google Calendar and Slack, and one-click sign-in for thousands more through Pipedream.
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Reading can run on its own. Every create, update or delete waits for your Approve, then runs once.
Each claim links back to the app it came from, and Pecus says what it could not read.
Answers come as short summaries with charts, numbers and links you can act on, right in the thread.
A morning briefing on weekdays, reminders when you need them, and routines on a schedule.
Pecus picks up the lasting things you mention, like your main repo, who handles billing or how you like answers, and uses them next time without asking again.
One click for your workspace. Teammates link their own accounts.
Sign in to GitHub, Notion, Stripe and more. No setup files, no API keys for most apps.
Mention @Pecus or DM it. Approve changes with a button. Get your briefing every morning.
Pecus works with each person’s own permissions and keeps a record of every change it makes.
See every capability and limitAn AI teammate for your company that lives in Slack and on the web. Ask a question or hand over a task: Pecus reads the right apps, answers with its sources, and asks before it changes anything.
Direct connections for GitHub, Notion, Linear, Jira, Stripe, Sentry, Gmail, Google Calendar and Slack, plus 2,700+ more apps through Pipedream, and any MCP server your admin approves. Every account needs your sign-in, and you choose what each tool may do.
Only with approval. Reading can run on its own. Creating, updating or deleting always waits for your Approve, in Slack or on the web, and runs once.
Each person connects their own accounts, so Pecus only sees what that person can see. Admins can share chosen tools with the team. In shared channels, answers built from someone’s private data go to them directly.
Lasting facts and preferences you tell it, like your main repo or how you like answers. Each reply says what it remembered; you can edit or delete anything, or ask it to forget. It never stores passwords or keys.
Pecus is free during the beta, with a fair daily usage limit per person.
Joining meetings, Microsoft Teams, and controlling a computer or browser are not available yet.
Free during the beta. No credit card.