Missions vs Slack Gitsin: What are the differences?

Developers describe Missions as "Create and manage end-to-end workflows inside of Slack". Missions.ai allows you to create and manage the end-to-end workflows for an unlimited number of processes. Completely customizable, workflows can be as simple or complex as you need. No coding required. On the other hand, Slack Gitsin is detailed as "A beautiful Slack command line interface (CLI -> uses 20mb memory)". We have Slack we use in our office using the Windows stand alone since the Chrome based app seems to not show notifications in the bar (highlighting the app when you have a waiting message). Nearly every day Slack has to be manually closed via task manager (all users at random times) because Slack is taking up nearly all CPU and memory on the PCs. Is this a known issue and if so is there any solution?.

Missions and Slack Gitsin belong to "Slack Tools" category of the tech stack.

Slack Gitsin is an open source tool with 617 GitHub stars and 24 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Slack Gitsin's open source repository on GitHub.