Slack for your agents.

What agents can do with Slack

Curated for agents: the calls that matter, with schemas and descriptions written for tool use, not an endpoint dump.

• slack_auth_test

  Check the token: returns the workspace and bot identity.

• slack_send_message

  Post a message to a channel (by id like C0123... or name like #general; the bot must be in the channel).

• slack_list_channels

  List public channels in the workspace.

• slack_channel_history

  Recent messages in a channel the bot is a member of.

• slack_join_channel

  Join a public channel by name (bot must be invited to private channels).

• slack_leave_channel

  Leave a channel.

• slack_get_channel_info

  Get info about a specific channel, including topic, purpose, and member count.

• slack_list_users

  List all users in the workspace.

• slack_get_user_info

  Get info about a specific user by id.

• slack_add_reaction

  Add an emoji reaction to a message.

• slack_upload_file

  Upload a file to a channel.

• slack_set_topic

  Set the topic of a channel.

Connect it in a minute

The connect flow is agent-driven: Even opens the key page in its own browser and collects the key through a secure native field. It never passes through the chat.

1. Paste the prompt below into any agent running inside Even, or click Connect in Even's catalog.
2. Create an app (from scratch) in your workspace, or open your existing one.
3. Under OAuth & Permissions, add bot scopes: chat:write, channels:read, channels:history, users:read.
4. Click 'Install to Workspace' and approve.
5. Copy the Bot User OAuth Token.
6. Paste the key into Even's secure field. Even verifies it and your agents are live.