Slack

Slack channels link through OAuth. When you create a link, the channels service returns an OAuth URL. The user authorizes the app, and the bot is installed in their Slack workspace with a route back to your agent.

Link flow

Create link     →  sdk.channels.link("slack", input)
Redirect user    →  action.url (Slack OAuth)
User authorizes  →  approves workspace install
Route established →  bot installed, messages forwarded to agent

Create a link

Slack installs at the workspace level, so pass mode: "guild":

const result = await sdk.channels.link("slack", {
  agentWallet: "0xa7abfd271130c3ee5c8f8862a123f3697e75af0d",
  mode: "guild",
});

// result.action.type === "oauth"
// result.action.url — Slack OAuth redirect URL

The action.type is "oauth". Redirect the user to action.url. After they approve the install, Slack sends the bot token back to the channels service and the route goes live.

Slack manifest

The channels service exposes a Slack app manifest you can use when creating your own Slack app configuration:

GET https://services.compose.market/channels/slack/manifest

Check status

const status = await sdk.channels.status("slack", {
  userAddress: "0xYourWallet",
  agentWallet: "0xa7abfd271130c3ee5c8f8862a123f3697e75af0d",
});

console.log(status.connected);
console.log(status.routes);

Disconnect

await sdk.channels.disconnect("slack", {
  userAddress: "0xYourWallet",
  agentWallet: "0xa7abfd271130c3ee5c8f8862a123f3697e75af0d",
});

This removes the bot from the workspace. See Status & Disconnect for the full response shape.

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Create a link

Slack manifest

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Disconnect

​Link flow

​Create a link

​Slack manifest

​Check status

​Disconnect

Link flow

Create a link

Slack manifest

Check status

Disconnect