
Slack
Connect Slack from an AgentSky agent's settings, authorize the app in your workspace, and send work through the connected channel. Choose the agent that answers in the dashboard.
A task, where your team works
Ask for a result your team can review.
Use a channel conversation to hand work to the selected agent. Include the context and acceptance criteria the task needs; connecting Slack does not grant access to every system mentioned in a message.
A useful first request
Ask: ‘Turn the requirements in this message into an implementation checklist. Call out missing decisions before making changes.’
Check the response
Confirm the reply comes back in the intended workspace and that it addresses the task. Review generated work before relying on it.
Keep access explicit
If the work needs a repository or another app, configure that access separately. The Slack channel is the conversation entry point.
Setup
Connect the workspace you mean to use.
You need an AgentSky account, an agent to connect, and permission to install the Slack app in the target workspace.
Open the agent's channel settings
Choose or create an agent in the developer console. Open its channel controls and select Add to Slack.
Review Slack authorization
Check the workspace and requested permissions on Slack's authorization screen. If installation needs administrator approval, complete that process before continuing.
Open the returned channel
Finish setup in Slack, then send a small task. A setup link alone is not proof that the agent received the message; confirm a useful reply.
Before you connect
Separate conversation access from task permissions.
The connected surface routes to a selected agent. Review the binding in the dashboard when changing who should answer.
What to configure
- The correct Slack workspace and authorized app installation.
- The selected agent and the tools or credentials its task requires.
- Model and runtime charges under your AgentSky usage plan.
What not to assume
- Installing a channel does not authorize unrelated third-party accounts.
- Do not assume arbitrary Slack messages can switch the selected agent.
- Do not post API keys or other secrets into the conversation.
Common questions
Related resources
Claude Code + Slack
Use Claude Code from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
Codex + Slack
Use Codex from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
OpenClaw + Slack
Use OpenClaw from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
OpenCode + Slack
Use OpenCode from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
Hermes + Slack
Use Hermes from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
Kimi Code + Slack
Use Kimi Code from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
DeepSeek Harness + Slack
Use DeepSeek Harness from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
pi + Slack
Use pi from Slack after testing the same agent in the shared Composer.
Slack tasks
Choose a useful workflow for your team.
Slack walkthrough
Follow the existing channel setup tutorial.
Connectors
Understand separately authorized application access.
Pricing
Review model and runtime charges.
