Natural-language commands, wherever you check in
Use the web request box or your linked WhatsApp or Slack chat to check email, plan meetings and manage supported tasks in everyday language.
Explore commands and examples
- Check and find email: “Check my emails”, “Find emails from Amazon” or “High priority”. Open a numbered email, choose an account and move through your saved digest.
- Write and reply: “Suggest a friendly reply to email 1”, or compose a new message with its recipient, subject and body. Review the draft before confirming a send.
- Plan your calendar: “Find 1-hour slots tomorrow”, book a meeting, rename or reschedule it, cancel it, propose another time or plan a focus block.
- Follow through: “Remind me about email 1 tomorrow at 9 AM”, “Show team handoffs” or “Prepare me for my next meeting”. Workspace roles and permissions apply.
- Manage your routine: ask for a daily briefing or weekly insights, review rules and recipes, change supported schedules and give priority feedback. Ask “Help” for commands.
Supported requests use the same assistant across all three channels. If a request is unclear, LuHoCh suggests relevant command examples for you to choose. Web forms add controls such as meeting selection and mailbox organization. Available buttons and privacy protections vary by channel; where workspace installation is enabled, a workspace owner or admin connects Slack, then each member links their own private chat. Specific command patterns and confirmation steps apply.
Voice commands · Pilot: Where enabled, send a short voice message in English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada or Malayalam through your linked WhatsApp or private Slack chat. LuHoCh shows what it heard and replies in writing. Review the preview and type the confirmation before a change requiring approval. Slack voice clips require file-reading permission; voice is not enabled automatically with a plan.