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You can add Slashy to an iMessage group chat. Slashy joins as one more participant, follows the conversation, and answers when someone speaks to it. Members whose phone numbers are linked to a Slashy account can ask it to check their own mail and calendar right in the group.
Requires at least one member with a phone number linked to an active Slashy account. See Setting up the iMessage agent to link yours.

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Add Slashy to a group

1

Link your phone number

Connect iMessage to your Slashy account first, so Slashy recognizes you in the group.
2

Add Slashy to the chat

In the group, add the same Slashy number you text one-to-one.
3

Talk to it

Address Slashy by name or ask it something directly, for example “Slashy, what time is my flight on Friday?”
The group works automatically once a linked member is in it. There is nothing to turn on.

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How Slashy answers

Slashy sees the list of people in the group and the recent messages. It replies when a message is meant for it and stays silent during regular conversation between members. If several Slashy numbers are in the same group, only one of them replies. Slashy answers after a short pause, so a rapid burst of messages gets one answer instead of several. If a newer message arrives while it is working, the older reply is dropped.

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What linked members can do

Team sharing gives read access only. Nobody can make Slashy send email, change events, or set reminders on another person’s account.
Reminders you ask for in a group are delivered to you privately, not to the whole chat.

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What stays private

  • Slashy in a group does not use your one-to-one conversation history, your saved memories, or connected MCP tools.
  • What happens in the group does not change your one-to-one iMessage conversation with Slashy.
  • Slashy can read files shared in the group, so you can ask about a document another member sent.
  • Everyone in the chat sees Slashy’s replies, so ask for private details in a one-to-one chat instead.

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Limits

  • Groups work in iMessage text chats. SMS and other messaging apps are not supported.
  • Slashy does not leave a group or react to messages on its own.
  • If the linked member Slashy was answering under leaves the group, Slashy starts a fresh conversation with a remaining linked member and does not carry over the earlier history.

Set up the iMessage agent

Link your phone number to Slashy.

What you can do via iMessage

Everything you can text Slashy.

Team settings

Share calendars and manage teammates.

Agent autonomy

When Slashy acts on its own and when it asks.