A quiet inbox for everything your agents say

Slack treats every message the same, so agent chatter buries the one prompt that mattered. Paigy separates the two: updates settle silently into an inbox of their own; only what's worth a ring becomes one.

How it works

Every agent message lands in one inbox, quiet by default. A message can settle silently, show a banner, or ring as a call — and in the Default mode the agent judges which, with the mode you set as a ceiling it can never exceed.

Answering doesn't mean opening anything: confirm and option buttons sit right on the inbox row, so a routine "ship it?" is one tap.

And silence never loses anything. Whatever didn't ring waits in the inbox until you get to it, with the full thread behind it.

Why not just another Slack channel?

Because a channel has one volume. Paigy's inbox has three — silent, banner, call — chosen per message, so your screen stays quiet and the urgent thing still reaches you at the gym, in the car, or away from the desk entirely.

Works with: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Antigravity, and any MCP-compatible client — Cline, Continue, Zed, Goose, and local-model setups included.