Stilla

Stilla is a workplace AI agent you mention as @Stilla in Slack or Teams. It runs tasks across 3,000+ connected tools, automates recurring jobs on a schedule, and turns meeting notes into action items it can execute.

Stilla is a workplace AI agent that lives inside the chat tools a team already uses. Instead of opening a separate assistant, a person mentions @Stilla in a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel or thread and describes the job. Stilla then reaches into connected systems, carries out the task and reports back in the same conversation. The site cites examples such as ads, code and reports, and says the agent follows the permissions already set up in a company's tools. Two features stand out. The first is scheduled and monitored automation: a task is described once in plain language, and Stilla runs it on a schedule or when something changes in a connected tool. The homepage example pulls ad spend and click-through rate from Meta and Google every morning and flags weak campaigns in a marketing channel. The second is meeting notes. Stilla captures a transcript with speaker identification, produces notes in any language that teammates can edit together, and lists action items. It then drafts the work behind each item, and a single tap approves it so the work runs across connected tools. The company says Stilla connects to more than 3,000 tools. Named integrations include GitHub, Linear, Google Workspace, Outlook, Zoom, Notion, HubSpot, Asana, Intercom, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Sentry and Vercel, plus Claude and Cursor on the developer side. Security claims on the site include SOC 2 Type II compliance and a CASA Tier 2 assessment. The company also lists more than 1,000 customers, from startups to enterprises. A blog post announces that Stilla is joining Meta. In the broader field, Stilla sits between single-purpose chat assistants and workflow builders such as Zapier-style automation tools. It suits operations, marketing, engineering and product teams that want delegation through conversation rather than flow diagrams. A free start comes with up to $100 in credits and no credit card, and a sales route exists for larger deployments.