Slack
Current AgentOS Slack examples for bots, tools, streaming, teams, memory, workflows, and human approval.
The current v3.0.4 Slack examples:
| Example | Description |
|---|---|
| Serve an Agent in Slack | Mount one persistent Agent on the Slack interface. |
| Confirm a Destructive Tool in Slack | Look up a subscription, then pause the persisted run with Approve and Deny actions before a simulated cancellation tool executes. |
| Return External Tool Execution to Slack | Pause on a Kubernetes diagnostic the Agent cannot execute. |
| Coordinate a Compound Incident in Slack | Combine user feedback, external execution, confirmation, and required user input in one persisted incident run. |
| Collect Structured User Input in Slack | Draft a support ticket from the conversation, then pause with a Slack form so the requester supplies the priority and owning component. |
| Mount Multiple Slack Bots | Serve a research bot and an analysis bot from one AgentOS. |
| Let One Slack App Address Another | Use two Slack apps in one workspace for one-way delegation. |
| Search Slack and Work with Files | Combine channel history, thread expansion, workspace search, and file download/upload in one focused SlackTools Agent. |
| Configure Slack Streaming UX | Show a streaming response with rotating loading messages, dynamic suggested prompts, and plan-mode task cards for tool calls. |
| Serve a Support Team in Slack | Route each Slack request to a technical specialist or a documentation specialist that can search current workspace discussions. |
| Remember Slack Users Across Threads | Resolve a Slack member to an email-backed user ID when available, then use a MemoryManager to retain stable preferences across otherwise separate threads. |
| Serve a Sequential Workflow in Slack | Serve a two-step research and writing workflow in Slack with SQLite-backed history. |