Give your AI agent safe access to Slack

Open the AgentBlocks dashboard, click “Connect Slack,” and sign in to your workspace. That's the setup. Your agent now has access to Slack — but only within the rules you're about to set. You can disconnect at any time from your Slack admin settings.

Let your agent read freely across the channels you're happy for it to see, and step in when it matters. Approve posts before they go live. Block it from certain channels entirely. Set rules per channel so your agent can post automatically in #ai-updates but always check with you before anything lands in #clients or #leadership.

You also control the smaller stuff — whether it can react with emoji, reply in threads, or upload files — each one with its own rules, each one per channel.

Open your AI tool — Claude, Manus, whatever you use — and add AgentBlocks as a connector. Two clicks. Your agent instantly knows it has Slack access and exactly which channels it can work in.

Ask your agent to catch you up on what's happening. It reads channels, follows threads, searches for what's relevant, and pulls everything together. All of this happens automatically based on your rules — no interruptions while it's listening in.

When your agent wants to post something, it pauses. You see the exact channel, the full message, and who's going to see it — before it's actually posted. One tap to approve, and it lands in Slack instantly. If you want to change the wording first, you can edit before approving.

The message shows up in the target channel exactly as you approved it. Your team sees it, threads form around it, and your agent keeps working in the background — already drafting the next thing.

Once you're comfortable with your rules, your agent works across your workspace on its own — reading channels, following threads, searching conversations, and drafting messages throughout the day. It only surfaces when there's something to post in a channel that needs your approval. You tap approve from your phone and it keeps going.