slack

# Slack (connected) Authenticated with a bot token in `$SLACK_BOT_TOKEN`. Talk to Slack's Web API with `curl`. Base URL: `https://slack.com/api` — Auth header: `-H "Authorization: Bearer $SLACK_BOT_TOKEN"`. Slack always answers HTTP 200; the real result is `.ok` in the body. Check it — `| jq '.ok, .error'` on anything that looks wrong. IDs (`C…` channel, `U…` user, `T…` team) come from the list commands below; a message is addressed by its channel plus its `ts`. ## Setup (do this when the app isn't installed yet) Slack apps are created from a **manifest**. Give the user this one — it declares exactly the scopes and events this integration needs — and walk them through the five steps on the capability card: ```yaml display_information: name: intentic description: Your agent, in Slack. features: bot_user: display_name: intentic always_online: true oauth_config: scopes: bot: - app_mentions:read - channels:history - channels:read - chat:write - groups:history - groups:read - im:history - im:read - im:write - mpim:history - reactions:read - reactions:write - users:read settings: event_subscriptions: bot_events: - message.channels - message.groups - message.im - message.mpim - reaction_added interactivity: is_enabled: false socket_mode_enabled: true ``` Then: **Basic Information → App-Level Tokens → Generate** with the `connections:writ...