Communication
Connect Slack to Chatsy
Review the two configured outbound tools. The connection can be set up, but an agent cannot run these actions yet or receive Slack conversations.
Route these requests to your team
Until agent execution passes end-to-end testing, set up human handoff so a person handles the requests these tools would cover.
Connects with OAuth
You approve access in Slack. Your Slack password never reaches Chatsy.
Scope
What is configured
Action templates
- List channelsReadsList up to 200 public and private channels visible to the connected Slack app.
- Send messageWritesSend a plain-text message to a selected channel.
No inbound Slack messages, mentions, slash commands, or thread replies.
Setup guide
Connect and review Slack
Connect the service and review the configured tools.
- 01
Connect the service
In Integrations, choose Slack and approve the requested workspace permissions.
- 02
Review the configured tools
The connection creates provider tool records for existing agents. Review their methods, fields, and enabled state.
Limits and fit
Where this setup can fail, and when another path fits better.
Provider documentation
Common failure modes
- The credential is invalid, expired, or later revoked.
- An enabled tool is asked to perform an action outside the fields and methods it supports.
- The agent runtime calls a provider route without the required session and the request is rejected.
Not a fit for
- Workflows that need actions not listed on this page.
- Requests that should always be reviewed by a person before an external action runs.
- Agent workflows that depend on these configured tools before the runtime authentication boundary is fixed and tested end to end.
FAQ
Common questions
Ready to connect Slack?
Create an agent, connect the service, and review its configured tools.