Skip to main content

/anonymousMessage command

Automatic detection

You can simply mention @Hana and describe your request. If the intent is clear, she will automatically run this slash command for you.

Introduction

With the /anonymousMessage command, Hana allows you to send messages anonymously within the group. This feature ensures that the identity of the sender is completely hidden, even from Hana and the organization. When you trigger this command, you can send a message that will appear in the chat as coming from "Some User," providing a way to share thoughts or feedback without revealing your identity.

Usage Tracking​

Sending a message with this command does not count against your usage quotas. Hana simply echoes your text in the chat without any AI processing, so no usage is recorded.

Update

🔥 Video will be uploaded soon. Stay connected with us

How to use​

  1. Initiate the Command: In your Google Chat, type /anonymousMessage to start composing an anonymous message. This command allows you to send messages within the group without revealing your identity.
  2. Compose Your Message: Write the content of your message that you wish to send anonymously. Ensure that your message is clear and concise, as it will be delivered without any attribution to you.

Example:

considerextend
/anonymousMessage I think we should consider extending the deadline for our current project to ensure quality.
  1. Send Your Message: Once you have composed your message, it will be sent to the group anonymously. Neither Hana nor your organization will store any personally identifiable information, ensuring complete anonymity.