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by robertlagrant 20 days ago
Very good. I was wondering about this a while ago - lots of companies want something to aggregate notifications and perform simple bot actions, but don't necessarily want to lock into a chat provider. Having this as the frontend to a load of integrations (or even just internal chat) would be really interesting.
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Yeah, Chatto should be relatively straight forward to use in "headless mode". I've seen a few users working on integrating it into their own applications as a chat backend.
Oh - that's interesting too! But I meant more as a frontend across various integrations a business might have. E.g. having a bot that tells you if your CI failed is currently likely surfaced inside Teams or Slack. Having an internal chat service feels like a big win so companies don't need to integrate private companies' tooling so deeply.