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Devplan for Slack
Don't ping the PM. @Devplan it.
Your AI product manager, right in Slack. DM Devplan or @mention it in a channel. It answers from your customer feedback, code and decisions, and shows where every answer came from.
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M
Maya
@Devplan what are customers asking for most this month?
Devplan APP
Top 3 by number of customers:
- Integrations with tools they already use: 18 customers
- Faster reports and exports: 12 customers
- More admin controls: 9 customers, 3 open deals
Support tickets · 41Sales calls · 12#support · 9 threads
J
Jon
@Devplan why did we prioritize this over the other requests?
Devplan APP
It was the top request from customers in open deals, and engineering sized it as small. The team agreed on it in Tuesday's planning review.
CRM · 3 dealsDecision · TuesdayCustomer requests
P
Priya
@Devplan is the next release on track?
Devplan APP
Mostly. 8 of 11 tickets are done and the main changes are merged.
One risk: work from another team is 2 days late.
Jira · 11 ticketsGitHub · 6 PRsProject plan
M
Maya
@Devplan catch me up on this week.
Devplan APP
Here's your week:
- 14 new customer requests
- 2 decisions and 1 new risk
- Shipped: 3 features that 21 customers asked for
Customer requestsDecisionsGitHub · 9 PRs
Thread# product
P
Priya
Which open deals?
Devplan APP
Three accounts closing this quarter. Each one raised admin controls on a sales call in the last 30 days.
M
Maya
Adding it to next sprint's planning 🙌
J
Jon
Got it. What's next in line?
Devplan APP
Faster reports and exports: 12 customers asked, but no open deal is waiting on it.
J
Jon
👍 makes sense
P
Priya
Can I give customers a date?
Devplan APP
Yes: end of next week, as long as the other team's work lands by Wednesday.
P
Priya
Perfect, telling them now
K
Kim
Which customers should hear about what shipped?
Devplan APP
21 customers asked. Each feature lists them, with their account owners.
K
Kim
On it ✉️
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- 1
Start free and connect your tools
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- 2
Add Slack and pick channels
In Devplan, open Integrations, connect Slack and choose the public channels. You get 500 bonus credits for connecting it.
- 3
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DM Devplan or @mention it in a channel. Answers come back in Slack, with links to the tickets, calls and decisions behind them.
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Requests in Slack become evidence, automatically.
When a customer request comes up in #support or #sales-deals, Devplan adds it to the right request and counts it. Nobody has to copy it into a spreadsheet or file a ticket.
- Every request counted against the customer and the deal
- Grouped with the same ask from tickets and calls
- Ranked, so you see what matters most
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Devplan posts its daily report and your dashboard updates to the Slack channels you choose. New requests, risks and what shipped, from real work, before anyone asks.
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How do I add Devplan to Slack?
Sign up for Devplan, then open Integrations, choose Slack and select Connect Slack. Authorize your Slack workspace and pick the public channels Devplan should read. Your Slack admin may need to approve the app. See the Slack setup guide.
How do I ask Devplan a question in Slack?
Send the Devplan app a direct message, or @mention it in an internal public channel. It answers in the thread and links the sources behind the answer.
Does Devplan read private channels or old messages?
No. Devplan reads only the public channels you select, and only new messages after it joins. Private channels are never read, even if someone invites the bot.
What can I ask Devplan?
Anything about your product: what customers ask for most, why something was built, where a project stands, what shipped and who asked for it. Answers come from your connected tools, such as support, CRM, code, Jira or Linear.
What does Devplan for Slack cost?
Devplan starts with $100 in free credits, valid for 3 months, with no card, and connecting Slack adds 500 bonus credits. After that you buy credits for one shared pool, with no per-seat charge, so your whole team can ask. See pricing.
Does Devplan work with Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Devplan answers in Slack or Teams, and can also give Claude Code, Cursor and Codex the same context through MCP. See all integrations.