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Selix lives in your dedicated Slack channel. Two of the most common things you’ll do there are ingest new information (feed Selix context it should remember) and brainstorm a campaign. This page covers both.

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Ingesting

Any time you have new context Selix should know — a webpage, a document, a fact, or a shift in priorities — drop it into your Slack channel in plain language. Selix ingests it into its memory so it informs targeting, messaging, and future campaigns. What you can drop in

A URL

A company page, product docs, a blog post, or a case study for Selix to read and pull from.

Content

Paste case studies, pain points, value props, or talking points directly into the chat.

A question or instruction

Ask Selix something, or tell it about a new priority or change in direction.

Campaign context

Background that should shape a specific campaign or segment.
Selix confirms once it has absorbed the information — you’ll see a Memory Updated note — and from then on it draws on that context automatically.
Selix posting a Memory Updated confirmation in Slack after ingesting new information

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Brainstorming

Start a campaign idea by chatting with Selix in Slack. Describe what you want to target and Selix asks follow-up questions, builds your concept, and creates the campaign assets.
Selix asks clarifying questions to pin down the key facts of your campaign — your differentiators, target segment, and anything else it needs before drafting. You can also share content (case studies, pain points, value props), provide URLs to ingest, or say “continue anyway” to have Selix proceed with what it has.
Selix asking clarifying questions in Slack to capture the campaign's key facts
Example
Selix — Quick questions to improve your campaign:
  1. What makes your European GPU infrastructure uniquely valuable compared to US hyperscalers or other GPU cloud providers? I’m especially curious about your sovereignty/data residency angle and any specific technical advantages (like latency, compliance, or cost) that would matter most to AI Foundation providers.
You can also:
  • Share relevant content (case studies, pain points, value props)
  • Provide URLs to ingest (company pages, product docs)
  • Say “continue anyway” to proceed with what we have
Example response Our main differentiators are: (1) Full GDPR compliance with data never leaving EU borders — critical for regulated industries and sovereign AI initiatives, (2) 90-160ms lower latency compared to US East Coast datacenters, (3) Direct peering with major European research networks and hyperscalers, (4) Competitive pricing at 20-30% below US equivalents when factoring in data transfer costs and compliance overhead.