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Dust

AI assistants for teams with built-in knowledge connectors to Notion, Slack, Drive, and GitHub.

What is Dust, in two sentences

Dust is an AI assistants for teams with built-in knowledge connectors to Notion, Slack, Drive, and GitHub. Connects to Notion, Slack, Google Drive, and GitHub to ground assistant responses in team knowledge sources.

About Dust

Dust is a platform for building AI assistants for teams that ground their answers in a company's own knowledge sources. It connects to Notion, Slack, Google Drive, and GitHub.

Beyond retrieval, it supports building custom AI agents and multi-step workflows for team-specific automation, and it puts multiple large language model providers behind a single interface. It runs in the browser with no local install.

It suits teams that want assistants tied to their internal tools and are able to pay, since there is no free tier. It is web-only with no native desktop or mobile client, and the knowledge connectors are limited to the supported integrations, so they may not cover every enterprise data source.

Compared with single-model chat tools, its distinguishing trait is the built-in knowledge connectors and multi-provider access rather than one general assistant.

Sources: dust.tt, this listing

What it does well

  • Connects to Notion, Slack, Google Drive, and GitHub to ground assistant responses in team knowledge sources.
  • Web-based platform accessible from any modern browser without requiring local installation.
  • Supports building custom AI agents and multi-step workflows for team-specific automation.
  • Supports multiple large language model providers behind a single interface.

Where it falls short

  • Requires a paid subscription with no free tier offered.
  • Available only as a web application with no native desktop or mobile clients.
  • Knowledge connectors are limited to the supported integrations listed and may not cover all enterprise data sources.

Tagged

  • Supports Claude
  • Supports GPT
  • Web-based
  • Agentic Mode
  • Git Integration
  • Enterprise Plan

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Frequently asked questions

What is Dust?
Dust is an AI assistants for teams with built-in knowledge connectors to Notion, Slack, Drive, and GitHub.
Is Dust free?
Dust is a paid product. Pricing details are on the official site.
What platforms does Dust support?
Dust runs on web.
What category does Dust belong to?
Dust is in the AI Agents (non-coding) category — Autonomous agents for research, customer support, sales, scheduling, and other non-coding tasks.
What are the downsides of Dust?
Requires a paid subscription with no free tier offered. Available only as a web application with no native desktop or mobile clients. Knowledge connectors are limited to the supported integrations listed and may not cover all enterprise data sources.