Gini documentation

How to hire, direct, and trust an AI coworker that works in your team chat.

You give Gini a job in a channel, it does the job, and it posts the result back: the report, the file, the change in your CRM. Not a list of steps for someone else to follow.

These pages cover getting it running, directing it well, and knowing what it will and won't do on its own.

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What Gini isAn AI coworker with its own machine, its own context on your company, and the ability to finish work rather than describe it.Add Gini to SlackInstall Gini in your workspace, invite it to its first channel, and let it read the room.Your first jobGive Gini a real piece of work in its first ten minutes, and read the result it posts back.How a job runsThe path from your message to a finished result: plan, run, approval gate, artifact, and the record it leaves.

Common questions

Approvals

What stops for a person, who can clear it, and where the hard boundary actually is.

How credits work

What a job costs, what 50,000 credits actually buys, and where to watch the balance.

Channels and access

Gini reads a channel only after someone invites it. How to widen that, narrow it, and check it.

Data handling

Encryption, isolation, retention windows, and the commitment that your data never trains a model.

If something is wrong

Start with Troubleshooting: it covers the four things that actually go wrong, in the order they happen. If that doesn't get you there, email us or ask Gini in your own workspace. It has these docs.

Gini is made by Open Curiosity, Inc.