Use case — Everyone who takes a day off
Come back to a six-bullet recap, not 400 unread messages.
After a few days out, the real question isn't "what was said" — it's "what changed, and what needs me." Frida reads the channels you missed, checks the numbers and the tracker, and DMs you a recap sorted by what actually needs your attention.
@Frida catch me up on everything I missed this week, DM me the recap

Revenue: $61.2k, up 8% WoW. One refund flagged (Acme, $4k).
Shipping: 14 issues merged, 2 P1s slipped to next sprint.
People: Maria out Mon–Tue; the new hire starts Thursday.
Needs you: the Globex renewal expires Friday — Sarah's waiting on your sign-off.
Ten minutes after landing, you know exactly what needs you.
Try it yourself
The exact message to send.
@Frida catch me up on everything I missed this week, DM me the recap
Works in any channel your coworker has been added to — change the names and numbers to yours.
Connected tools
Connected once, used with your permissions.
Part of 2,000+ integrations. Agents act on behalf of each user, and every action lands in a full, replayable audit trail.
Questions
Common questions.
Can Frida read private channels and DMs?
Only channels she's been invited to — never your DMs. She acts with each user's own permissions and scope, so she can't see anything you couldn't.
Can I get this every morning instead?
Yes. Tell her once — 'DM me this every weekday at 8' — and it becomes a scheduled routine you can change or stop in plain language.
We use Jira and Google Docs, not Linear and Notion.
Fine — Frida works across 2,000+ integrations, including Jira, Asana, Google Workspace, and the rest of your stack. She uses whatever you've connected.
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