WorkerKitAI workers for Slack
Ready-made AI workers for Slack: digests posted where the team already is, alerts that arrive with context, and channel questions answered without anyone waiting on the one person who knows.
- Executive Daily Briefing
Delivers a prioritized morning brief of your day: meetings, urgent email, blockers, and team chatter.
- Company Knowledge Concierge
Answers questions from your Drive, SharePoint, and Slack history, with citations to the source.
- Daily GitHub Repo Briefing
Reads the last 24 hours of GitHub activity and reports what actually changed: what shipped, what is blocked, what is at risk, and who needs a decision today.
- Weekly Ops Reporter
Compiles a weekly status report from your task boards, chat, and GitHub: shipped, moving, blocked.
- Weekly Calendar Cleanup Planner
A weekly calendar hygiene pass: scores the coming week for fragmentation and lost focus time, protects lunch and deep work, and writes a before-and-after cleanup plan.
- Travel Buffer Guardian
Blocks travel time around your flights, trains and off-site meetings, keeps those holds honest when a trip moves, and emails you a brief the night before.
- Engineering Pulse
A morning digest of pull requests needing review, stale branches, failing workflows, and hot issues.
- Promise Keeper
Finds commitments you made in email and chat, flags overdue ones, and leaves status-update drafts for review.
- Slack Team Update Brief
Turn relevant Slack activity into a focused team update on progress, blockers, risks, dependencies, changes, and attention needed.
- Loop Closer
Finds open promises and stale threads across email, calendar, and chat, then leaves draft replies for you to approve.
- Grok Morning Brief
Hands Grok Bot a prioritized morning digest of meetings, urgent email, and team chatter — read-only, under 400 words.
- Decision Queue
Ranks Slack or Teams threads where you are the blocker and boosts anything before a same-day meeting.
- Influencer Client Email to Slack Monitor
Monitor one client's Gmail label and post attention-needed influencer marketing emails to their Slack channel.
- Weekly Influencer Marketing Report
Posts a weekly influencer marketing report to Slack from Influencer Hero: results against the week before, the creators and posts that drove them, pipeline and payouts due.
- Leadership Decision Evidence
Extracts recorded decisions, open choices and conflicting commitments from a working channel.
- Company Operating Review Workflow
Combines project dependencies and leadership decisions into a short operating review.
- Audience Question Evidence
Summarizes recurring audience questions from a chosen content-feedback channel.
- Evidence-Based Content Brief Workflow
Combines draft claims and audience questions into a sourced editorial brief for review.
- Community Question Review
Finds unanswered substantive questions in a selected community channel.
- Community Answer Planning Workflow
Combines open community questions and documentation into answer drafts and expert handoffs.
- Incident Timeline Evidence
Reconstructs a cited incident timeline from a selected response channel.
- Incident Learning Workflow
Combines incident timelines and corrective actions into a blameless learning review.
- Influencer Discovery and Vetting
Finds new creators who fit your brand in Influencer Hero every week, vets each one on the web for brand safety and competitor deals, and posts a ranked shortlist to Slack.
What is an AI worker for Slack?
An AI worker for Slack is an AI agent scoped to one job in your workspace, such as posting a daily digest into a team channel or watching a channel for requests that need filing. It reads and posts only in the channels you scope it to, and reading a channel and posting in it are separate permissions, so a worker can report into Slack without reading a word of it.
What these workers do
Post a daily digest to the team channel
Delivers the morning summary where the team already looks, assembled from your calendar, tracker, or inbox rather than from Slack itself.
Turn channel requests into filed work
Watches the channel where requests land and creates properly filed items, so asking in Slack stops meaning the request disappears.
Alert on something worth interrupting for
Posts when a specific condition is met, with enough context that the message can be acted on without opening three other tools.
Answer recurring questions in channel
Replies to the questions that get asked every week using your documented sources, naming where the answer came from.
How an AI worker runs in Slack
Channels are the boundary
Posting without reading
Reading, when the channel is the job
Slack questions, answered.
Will an AI worker read all our Slack messages?
No. Access is scoped per channel, and a great many Slack workers hold no read permission at all because their only job is to post a summary produced elsewhere. A channel you do not scope in is one the worker cannot read, so the workspace does not become visible to it by virtue of the connection existing.
Can it read direct messages?
Only if you explicitly grant it, and the standard setup does not. Workers here are usually confined to named channels, so private conversations stay private without depending on the worker's discretion.
Can it post as me?
No. It posts under its own identity in the workspace, so a message from a worker is visibly from a worker and nothing it writes appears to come from your personal account. That distinction matters in a shared channel, where colleagues should be able to tell at a glance whether a person wrote something.
What stops it posting in the wrong channel?
The channel scope is enforced outside the worker. A worker permitted to post in one channel has no route to another, so a mistaken instruction results in nothing being sent rather than a message in the wrong place.
What AI workers can do in Slack
The tools a worker can be granted in Slack once you connect it. A kit grants only the ones its job needs, and you can narrow them further on the worker.
List Slack Conversations
List the workspace's conversations (channels, DMs, group DMs). Returns each one's id (use as channelId), name, and type. Paginate with the response's next cursor. If `accessInfo` is present, scope rules limited the results — render it verbatim.
Get Slack Conversation
Get one conversation's metadata: name, topic, purpose, type, and member count.
Get Slack Conversation History
List messages in a conversation, newest first. Each hit carries its `ts` (use as ts for replies, reactions, edits). Paginate with the response's next cursor. An empty `text` with `redacted: true` is a redaction rule, not an empty message; if `accessInfo` reports messages hidden by contact rules, render it verbatim. Read sourceInfo for completeness; follow nextCursor even on empty visible pages. Keep the same query and time bounds while paging. A terminal page does not prove all workspace activity was searched.
Get Slack Thread Replies
List the replies in a thread, oldest first. Without time bounds, the parent message is the first item. Use oldest to read only replies newer than a known message. Paginate with the response's next cursor. Read sourceInfo for completeness; follow nextCursor even on empty visible pages. Keep the same query and time bounds while paging. A terminal page does not prove all workspace activity was searched.
Search Slack Messages
Full-text search across messages the connected workspace can see, using Slack's search syntax (e.g. `from:@alice in:#general`). Each hit carries its channelId and `ts`. Paginate with the response's next cursor. Requires the workspace connection to hold a user token. Read sourceInfo for completeness; follow nextCursor even on empty visible pages. Keep the same query and time bounds while paging. A terminal page does not prove all workspace activity was searched.
Search Slack Files
Full-text search across files in the workspace, using Slack's search syntax. Each hit carries its file id (use as fileId for slack_get_file). Paginate with the response's next cursor. Requires the workspace connection to hold a user token.
Get Slack Message Permalink
Get a stable permalink URL for one message, for citing it back to the user.
Get Slack Message Reactions
List the emoji reactions on one message, each with its name and the users who reacted.
Get Slack User
Get one user's directory record: name, display name, real name, and whether they are a bot, deleted, or an admin.
Get Slack User Profile
Get one user's extended profile: title, email (if visible), phone, status, and custom fields.
Look Up Slack User by Email
Resolve an email address to a Slack user record, returning their user id (use as userId or to address a DM). Returns an access error if the email belongs to a block-listed contact.
Get Slack File
Get file metadata by id, or use as=model to read a PDF/image in supported hosted runs. Native input requires the containing channel and message; for a reply include its thread root. Reading file contents requires the forward_attachments permission.
Get Slack Canvas
Read a canvas's markdown content by id. Canvas listing is not available; obtain a canvas id from a channel or message reference.
List Slack User Groups
List the workspace's user groups (@-mentionable groups), each with its id (use as usergroupId), handle, name, and channels.
List Slack Custom Emoji
List the workspace's custom emoji with their names and image URLs (or alias targets).
Create Slack Channel
Create a public or private channel and optionally invite members by user id. Returns the new channel's id. Channel creation needs a user token on the connection.
Open Slack Direct Message
Open (or fetch) a direct or group-DM conversation with the given users and return its channelId for slack_send_message. Opening a DM to a block-listed user is rejected.
Mark Slack Conversation Read
Move the conversation's read cursor to a given message `ts`, marking everything up to it as read.
Send Slack Message
Post a message to a conversation. Set threadTs to reply within a thread. To DM a user, open the conversation first with slack_open_conversation and post to the returned channelId.
Send Slack Ephemeral Message
Post a message visible only to one user in a conversation (it is never stored and cannot be edited or deleted).
Schedule Slack Message
Schedule a message to post at a future time. Returns a scheduled-message id.
Update Slack Message
Replace the text and/or blocks of a message previously sent by this connection.
Delete Slack Message
Delete a message. This is destructive and irreversible — confirm with the user first.
Add Slack Reaction
Add an emoji reaction to a message. Give the emoji name without colons, e.g. 'thumbsup'.
Remove Slack Reaction
Remove an emoji reaction this connection previously added to a message.
Create Slack Canvas
Create a canvas from markdown content, optionally bound to a channel. Returns the new canvas id. Needs a user token on the connection.
Edit Slack Canvas
Apply an ordered list of edits to a canvas (insert, replace, or delete sections). Needs a user token on the connection.
Delete Slack Canvas
Delete a canvas. This is destructive and irreversible — confirm with the user first. Needs a user token on the connection.
Create Slack User Group
Create an @-mentionable user group. Returns the new group's id (use as usergroupId). Needs a user token on the connection.
Update Slack User Group
Update a user group's name, handle, description, or default channels. Provide only the fields to change. Needs a user token on the connection.
Set Slack User Group Members
Replace a user group's full membership with the given user ids (this overwrites, not appends).