Will Pang

point of clarity on the slack changes. ive deleted the dust-deprecated app from my slack workplace. i added the new dust app. but when i chat dust, it appears that dust-deprecated responds, but the details of the app say it's disabled. cant quite figure out what to make of it -- is it working or not?

hi, team. not sure if this has been flagged by others: itd be great to be able to provision users to spaces (specifically) instead of just spaces for users. an example use-case is that we have contractors, that'd be love to restrict to certain spaces or agents. but right now, the only way to do that is to have all spaces include everyone BUT those contractors, which creates an administrative hassle.

hey, dust team. a team member of ours posted a news blurb about how openai is being ordered to maintain output logs, related to their court case against nytimes. this might mean (unsure) that openai outputs are required to be maintained, despite settings about record retention. does dust have a position on how this impacts dust users and if there are any steps we need to take to protect our data?

perhaps others have solved this (or the use case), but wanted to share something i was trying to do and found a limitation. but i imagine its a use case many others will have. i was trying to have an agent scan my google drive for client contracts for data processing agreements. but i had not considered that a holistic cataloging of a drive is not what the agent or search tools were designed for. (as opposed semantic searching for relevance). i imagine itll be a use case many legal teams, client success teams, and others will have to "get organized" as one of their first use cases with ai. any thoughts on if this is something that can be done or worked on somewhere down the line?

been getting more and more runtime errors both on the web browser platform and the slack integration.

is there a best practice or preferred place to report bugs/feedback? here (on slack) or somewhere on the site?