Creator hires an AI employee 'Viktor' in Slack to fix Claude's teamwork gap
rubenhassid · x · 2026-11-03
AI creator Ruben Hassid says he only opens 4 apps daily: Claude/Claude Code, Slack, Wispr Flow, and Viktor — an AI employee living in his team's Slack.
- Pain point: Claude is one-on-one; he couldn't loop teammates into the same AI context, and Claude Tag was too buggy
- Viktor collaborates with the whole team, using both his and his colleague's Claude plus connected apps
- Demo flow: colleague asks @Viktor to build a page → live link in 2 minutes → he corrects in-thread → Viktor pulls his Substack content and ships a lead magnet
- Setup: add Viktor to Slack (Teams works too), connect tools like the Claude API, tag @Viktor with tasks like messaging a teammate, and correct it in the thread
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