1
Sign in and create your workspace
Sign in with your work account (SSO, Google, Microsoft, GitHub, or Okta).
The first person from your company creates the workspace; teammates who
sign in later can request to join it. Admins manage members and roles from
Settings → People.
2
Connect your first integration
Open Integrations and connect a tool your team uses — Slack, GitHub,
Linear, Google Workspace, and many more. Most connect with a short OAuth
flow; Kelasa manages the credentials securely from there.
3
Build a workflow
Open Workflows and describe what you want to automate — the AI builder
turns your description into a step-by-step workflow you can inspect and
edit as a diagram. Save it as a version, dry-run it, and publish when it
looks right.
4
Add a trigger (optional)
Give the workflow a schedule or connect it to an event — for example “when
a GitHub issue is opened” or “every weekday at 9:00”. See
Triggers.
5
Talk to your assistant
Open Chat and ask for what you need in plain language. The assistant
can answer from your knowledge bases, run your
workflows and skills, and use connected integrations —
asking for confirmation before anything with side effects.
6
Bring it to Slack
Install the Kelasa Slack app so your team can DM the assistant without
leaving Slack — including approving runs from a message card. See
Kelasa in Slack.
Workspace members only see and run what their role and workspace policies
allow — see Governance.