"Slack" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that reads Slack through your own browser session, authenticating as you rather than a bot. Provides tools to search messages, retrieve channel/DM/thread history, resolve users, and post messages (write disabled by default).

Enables reading, searching, and downloading files across multiple Slack workspaces via per-workspace user tokens, plus drafting and confirmed sending of messages and attachments.

Multi-workspace Slack MCP server with draft+confirm safety, vault auto-export, and triple-mode auth.

Enables AI agents to interact with Slack over stdio using the desktop app's own session, with tools for workspaces, conversations, history, search, sending messages, reactions, and an inbox of new messages.

Enables reading Slack channels, messages, and threads using the web interface via a persistent browser session, designed for guest users without API access. Does not send messages.

A read-only MCP server for Slack that reads messages from channels the bot is invited to, without storing data. It provides tools to fetch channel history, thread replies, and resolve user IDs, with access controlled solely by channel invitations.

A self-hosted, read-only Slack MCP server that runs locally and provides read-only access to Slack channels, messages, and users via the Slack Web API, with no third-party intermediary.

Lets you @mention a bot in a Slack channel or DM to send work to a local Claude Code session and watch it run, with live self-updating turn cards, threaded answers, progress checklists and a per-channel inbox with read cursors. It runs entirely on your machine over Slack Socket Mode—no tunnel or public IP—routes misdelivered messages to the right project, and masks credentials in anything it posts back.

Local MCP stdio bridge to Slack's hosted MCP server, enabling agents to use Slack tools (send messages, search, history, canvas, etc.) via local OAuth and token refresh.

An MCP server that enables AI agents to read and write Slack messages as the user, not as a bot, using Slack user tokens for authentic actions across multiple workspaces.

Enables Claude Code to pause and ask questions via Slack, and allows running Claude from Slack with project-aware context, supporting a full-process feature development workflow.

Enables interacting with Slack through MCP using a keyring-backed launcher, providing messaging, search, reactions, files, conversation management, and workflow tools while keeping credentials out of configuration.

Enables agents to search and retrieve Slack message history from a portable SQLite archive through read-only tools for status, channels, messages, threads, and surrounding context.

Relays Slack direct messages into a locally running Claude Code session over MCP, so users can talk to their local agent from Slack. Replies, reactions, and execution-permission approvals (buttons or yes/no replies) are all handled inside Slack without opening ports or tunnels.

Enables posting to Slack as a bot or as a specific authorized person, and sending DMs, from any script, agent, or CI job via a local MCP server over stdio.

Connects Claude to your personal Telegram and Slack accounts, letting it read real DMs, groups, channels, unread messages, and search chats, with optional sending enabled by the user.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Slack workspace integration. This server allows AI assistants to interact directly with your Slack workspace, providing tools to manage channels, send messages, list users, and upload files.

MCP server for Slack that reads permalinks, threads, and channel history, and replies to threads or adds reactions using private browser-session tokens.

Enables agents to read and write Slack through an ordinary browser session cookie, covering channel and thread history, full-text search over a local archive, and approved posting. It also supports an "agent forum" channel where agents of different people hand off tasks to each other, each keeping its own login and archive.

Runs slack-mcp-server against your Slack desktop app session, eliminating the need for API tokens.