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Search messages, read threads, and send messages in Slack. Use when looking up discussions, finding context about a topic, or sending notifications to channels.
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Build applications with the Letta API — a model-agnostic, stateful API for building persistent agents with memory and long-term learning. Covers SDK patterns for Python and TypeScript. Includes 24 working code examples.
| name | slack |
| description | Search messages, read threads, and send messages in Slack. Use when looking up discussions, finding context about a topic, or sending notifications to channels. |
Search and interact with Slack workspaces from the command line.
NEVER include $SLACK_TOKEN directly in curl commands. The token will be logged and exposed.
Always use the wrapper scripts which read the token from the environment internally:
slack send - not curl ... -H "Authorization: Bearer $SLACK_TOKEN"slack-api POST ... - for advanced API calls# Add scripts to PATH
export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.letta/skills/slack/scripts"
# Create Slack app with one click (opens browser)
slack-setup
This opens Slack's app creation page with all permissions pre-configured. Then:
xoxp-...) - NOT the bot tokenexport SLACK_TOKEN="xoxp-..."
Why user token? Bot tokens (xoxb-) cannot search messages (Slack limitation). User tokens can do everything bots can, plus search.
export SLACK_TOKEN="xoxp-..." # User token (recommended) or xoxb- bot token
export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.letta/skills/slack/scripts"
slack search "deployment failed"
slack search "from:@caren database"
slack search "in:#engineering api"
slack search "in:#engineering after:2024-01-01 bug"
Search supports Slack's modifiers: from:, in:, to:, has:link, has:reaction, before:, after:, on:.
slack send "#general" "Hello team!"
slack send "#alerts" ":rocket: Deployment complete"
slack send "@caren" "Quick question..."
The bot must be a member of a channel to read its history. Join public channels with:
slack join "#engineering"
For private channels, someone must invite the bot manually via Slack.
slack channels
slack history "#engineering"
slack history "#engineering" 50 # Last 50 messages
slack thread "C1234567890" "1234567890.123456"
slack thread "C1234567890" "1234567890.123456" --json # Raw JSON output
Thread timestamps (ts) come from search results or channel history.
slack users
slack user "U1234567890"
For operations not covered by slack, use slack-api (keeps token secure):
# Post with rich formatting (blocks)
slack-api POST chat.postMessage '{"channel": "#general", "blocks": [{"type": "section", "text": {"type": "mrkdwn", "text": "*Bold* and _italic_"}}]}'
# Add reaction
slack-api POST reactions.add '{"channel": "C1234", "timestamp": "1234.5678", "name": "thumbsup"}'
# Get user info
slack-api GET "users.info?user=U1234567890"
# Reply to thread
slack-api POST chat.postMessage '{"channel": "C1234", "thread_ts": "1234.5678", "text": "Thread reply"}'
See references/api.md for more API patterns.
The manifest (slack-setup) includes these bot scopes:
| Category | Scopes |
|---|---|
| Search | search:read |
| Messaging | chat:write, chat:write.public, reactions:read, reactions:write |
| Public channels | channels:read, channels:history, channels:join |
| Private channels | groups:read, groups:history |
| Direct messages | im:read, im:write, im:history |
| Users | users:read, users:read.email |
| Files | files:read, files:write |
| Other | emoji:read, links:read |