Slack is a collaboration hub that connects your organization's people, information, and tools. It's a platform for team communication where work flows seamlessly between direct messaging, group conversations, and dedicated channels for projects, topics, or teams.
Why this server?
Allows ingestion of content from Slack channels into Graphlit for search and retrieval
Why this server?
References community access through Slack for support and collaboration with other users.
Why this server?
Provides access to Hackle's A/B testing data through the Hackle Slack Community, where users can request API keys for the MCP Server
Why this server?
Mentioned as a support channel for troubleshooting issues with the MCP server through the Shortcut community Slack.
Why this server?
Allows sending notifications and alerts to Slack channels, particularly for sharing operational information such as Kubernetes pod status
Why this server?
Provides security guidelines and precautions for AI agents when interacting with Slack, ensuring safe message operations with appropriate sensitivity-level handling
Why this server?
Implements rate-limited messaging to Slack channels, preventing API abuse through sliding window rate limiting when sending notifications.
Why this server?
Allows Claude to interact with Slack workspaces as a user, including listing channels, posting messages, replying to threads, adding reactions, getting channel history, getting thread replies, retrieving user lists, and viewing user profiles
Why this server?
Allows interaction with Slack Workspaces, providing tools to retrieve channel histories and list available channels without requiring admin permissions or bot approvals.
