Slack
The Slack integration connects an agent to a Slack workspace as its own bot. People message the agent in Slack the way they’d message a teammate, and the agent replies in the same conversation.
What the agent can do
Section titled “What the agent can do”Once Slack is connected, the agent can:
- Post and reply in channels it’s a member of.
- Hold threaded conversations — replies stay in the thread they belong to.
- Answer direct messages one-to-one.
- Respond to slash commands so people can invoke the agent explicitly.
Because identity is per-agent, the agent shows up in Slack as its own bot user with its own name and avatar — not a shared, workspace-wide Alfe bot. If you connect two agents, each joins as a separate bot.
Connecting
Section titled “Connecting”Add the Slack integration to your agent from the
dashboard or with
alfe integration install slack, then
authorize your Slack workspace when prompted. The workspace authorization is a
one-time OAuth step; see
How connecting works. After the
bot is authorized, invite it to the channels you want it in.
Slack is a free integration — you only pay for the agent’s underlying usage, such as model tokens, which draws from your credit pool.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Discord and Microsoft Teams follow the same per-agent bot pattern.
- How integrations work — the lifecycle and per-agent identity in full.