Vorflux

Not yet independently verified. Dated from the Y Combinator launch post of 10 November 2026, as the site gives no launch date. The pages name no city or country. We will update this when it can be confirmed, and remove this note.

Earlier versions of Vorflux took tasks from Slack and Linear, but someone still had to start each task and track it. Vorflux 2.0 adds AutoBots, always-on AI coworkers that sit in Slack, are connected to a team's data and look for work themselves.

How AutoBots work

An AutoBot is hired from a directory of templates or built from a goal, with a role, a Slack channel, a trigger and a weekly budget. According to the launch post, each one takes the highest-impact work first, learns and scales up as its work is accepted, scales down when nobody engages, and sends daily reports and follow-ups for approvals. Examples on the site and in the post include an on-call assistant that triages alerts and pages the owner, a build engineer that investigates failing CI builds and opens a fix pull request, a security engineer that reviews pull requests for vulnerabilities and leaked secrets, a docs writer, a latency investigator and a project manager that tracks a project in one channel.

Plans and funding

The post says teams can bring their own Codex or Claude Code subscriptions, and that the company closed a seed round of 15 million dollars backed by Y Combinator, Peak XV Partners and Alliance DAO. The site has pages for pricing, enterprise and a desktop app. Funding and the benefits claimed are the makers' own statements.

Key facts

Launched: Vorflux 2.0, Y Combinator launch post, 10 November 2026 Works in: Slack, with Linear task sources Examples: on-call, CI, project manager, security engineer Funding: seed round stated by the company