Running a Slack AI employee for paper triage: it flagged a contradiction in my course on day 19
omarsar0 · x · 2026-09-04
omarsar0 shares weeks of first-hand experience using @viktorcom, a Slack-based AI employee, to triage agent papers for his weekly digest. On day 19 it unprompted flagged a new paper contradicting module 4 of his course (2,100 learners), then drafted a fix left unpublished. Key to trusting it long-term: every action returns as an approval-pending proposal. His takeaway — finding papers is easy; knowing when one breaks your existing work is the hard part.
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