Every trains a Slack agent to edit like its editor-in-chief using a custom skill
every · x · 2026-10-18
AI media company Every shows how it built a skill from editor-in-chief Kate's historical edits, letting its Slack-based Every Agent perform a "Kate pass" on drafts.
- The edits were visible to the whole team, who then started reusing the same skill themselves
- Other demos: drafting paid-subscriber follow-up emails from camp recordings with approval gates, and assembling Stripe dispute evidence (customer match, payment/delivery proof) without auto-submitting
- Every Agent is pitched as an "AI coworker" on Slack spanning marketing, finance, ops, eng and more
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