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Read Slack messages, threads, and channels via CLI. Use when asked to view Slack URLs, search Slack, or look up Slack users.
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| name | slack |
| description | Read Slack messages, threads, and channels via CLI. Use when asked to view Slack URLs, search Slack, or look up Slack users. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(slack-cli:*) |
Read Slack content — messages, threads, channels, and users — via slack-cli.
slack-cli view <url> # View any Slack URL (message, thread, or channel)
slack-cli search <query> # Search messages
slack-cli channel list # List channels you're a member of
slack-cli channel read # Read recent messages from a channel
slack-cli channel info # Show channel information
slack-cli thread read # Read a thread by URL or channel+timestamp
slack-cli user list # List users in the workspace
slack-cli user info # Show user information
slack-cli view "https://workspace.slack.com/archives/C123/p1234567890" --markdown
slack-cli search "from:@username keyword"
slack-cli search "in:#channel-name keyword"
slack-cli channel read #general --limit 50
--markdown flag when you need to process or quote the outputthread_ts parameter are automatically detected# prefix--help on any command for full options