Teams
A private AI agent inside a group chat
Drop Pi into a group conversation so it can summarise the thread, capture action items, and answer questions — without any of it leaving your infrastructure.
Who it's for: Small teams and private groups who want an assistant without handing chat history to a SaaS.
The problem
- Team-assistant SaaS reads your whole chat history in their cloud.
- Bolting a bot onto an encrypted group usually breaks the encryption guarantee.
- Standup and summary tools rarely respect who is allowed to talk to the agent.
With openclawOS
- Signal keeps the group end-to-end encrypted; openclawOS runs the agent on your side of that boundary.
- Allowlist-based access controls who in the group can invoke Pi.
- Sessions are isolated per sender, so the agent doesn't leak one person's context into another's.
How to set it up
- 1
Install openclawOS
Run the gateway on a server or a machine in your control.
- 2
Pair the group channel
Pair Signal or Discord and add Pi to the group.
- 3
Set an allowlist
Configure who may address the agent so it stays scoped.
- 4
Use it in-thread
Ask for a summary or capture action items right in the conversation.
Common questions
The Signal transport stays end-to-end encrypted. openclawOS processes messages on your own hardware, after the channel decrypts them for you — the same as any Signal client you run.
Related use cases
- Customer and team ops without another SaaS Route messages, escalate to a human and file issues from one agent binding — self-hosted, so customer conversations never leave your stack.
- PR review and code triage from a chat app Have Pi review pull requests, summarise diffs and surface regressions, then deliver the result to Telegram or Slack — no laptop required.
Ready to build this?
Install openclawOS, pair a channel, and put Pi to work. The whole loop is under ten minutes.