MiBot · Slack, in your voice

Near-black silhouette of a person typing at a laptop, wearing signal-orange glasses

Post as yourself.
Let the machine
hold the pen.

A Slack app that posts and responds with your user token — never a bot face. Every Block Kit block is typed in TypeScript and validated before it reaches the Slack API.

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Manifesto · 01

A bot speaks, and the room hears a bot. You speak, and the room hears the person who shipped the release, closed the deal, and remembers the context. MiBot keeps that difference intact — your token, your name, your history — while the typed machinery behind it makes sure nothing breaks on the way out.

Your voice, your token.

21 layout blocks · 54 element types · one schema per surface

The offerings · 02

Template Library 5 startersZod paramsCLI reachable Block Kit Editor Live preview6 block kindsValidated Studio 20 toolsSentence to templateTone rewrites Draft Decisions Web inbox50 latestPersistent Terminal CLI just sendDry-run reportTemplates Plans Free + PlusTier framesPersonal mode

Proof · 03 · Product statements

Laptop on charcoal background showing a cream block-based template editor interface with one orange button

An editor that renders exactly what Slack will. Six block kinds, each one a typed schema, each save validated before it leaves your browser.

Block Kit Editor · typed to the last attribute
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Describe a message in one sentence and get a validated template. Compare versions side by side, hear any block explained in plain English, pin the keepers.

Studio · twenty tools, one inbox
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The preview shows the plan tier truth: Free sends end with the MiBot Free footer, Plus sends do not. What you see is what Slack shows.

Plans · tier frames, enforced server-side

Start · 04

The next message
is yours anyway.

Free tier, no card. Sign in with Slack, pick a starter template, and send your first message as yourself — from the app or straight from the terminal.

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