One of the features that Slack AI will offer is channel recaps, which can automatically generate summaries of messages sent on a particular channel. This could likely help you sift through unrelated chatter and catch up on important conversations you might’ve missed. The tool will be able to summarize threads, too.

Another handy feature coming with Slack AI is the ability to search for answers based on relevant messages, files, and channels within Slack. You should be able to use the tool to review discussions about a particular topic by asking it a question. Slack AI will then generate a summary of that topic, while including a link to the relevant conversation. You can sign up for the waitlist to access Slack AI here.

“At Slack, we’re taking a collaboration-first approach to delivering an intelligent productivity platform in the age of AI and automation,” Noah Desai Weiss, the chief product officer at Slack, says in a statement.

In addition to Slack AI, the platform will also start testing Slack lists in the winter of this year. With this feature, Slack is taking on planning apps like Asana and Airtable by allowing users to track projects across their entire team. That means you’ll get to keep track of who’s assigned to specific tasks, along with their progress, directly from Slack.

It will alert you of any changes to a list through its notifications and allow for dedicated threads about a particular task. Slack is also rolling out a new Workflow Builder that’s supposed to make it easier to integrate third-party apps.