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Agent-to-Agent lets a teammate’s Slashy agent ask your agent a question, like whether you are free Thursday or where a deal stands, without either of you interrupting the other. You decide who can ask, which accounts your agent draws from, and how much it may reveal. It is off by default. Nothing is shared until you turn it on and choose your settings.
Agent-to-Agent appears in Settings for accounts that belong to a team.

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Turn it on

1

Open the settings

Press Cmd+, and choose Agent-to-Agent.
2

Switch it on

Turn on Agent-to-Agent, described as “Let your teammates’ Slashy agents ask yours for information.”
3

Choose what to share

Set the options below.
Settings, Agent-to-Agent with the switch that lets teammates' agents ask yours for information

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What you control

The Email and Calendar settings are the most your agent can ever reveal. Sharing rules can narrow that further but never widen it. If a request falls outside your settings, your agent declines without describing the content.

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How it works day to day

When you ask your agent about a teammate’s view, for example “Ask Sam’s Slashy whether Thursday works for the review,” your agent messages theirs. Their agent answers under the rules they set. The reverse is also true: when a teammate’s agent asks yours, it replies from what you allowed. The agent answering a teammate only reads. It cannot send email, change your calendar, or edit anything on your behalf.
Start narrow: share with a few teammates, set Calendar to Free/busy availability, and Email to Nothing. Widen it later if you want more.
Yes. You can tell your agent what teammates’ agents may and may not share. Your explicit instruction is what changes a rule. The text of each rule is visible in Settings under Sharing rules.

Team settings

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How your data is handled.

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