Slack
The Slack integration is bidirectional:
- Outbound: agents send notifications to your Slack DM via
mcp_notify__notify_user(channel="slack"). Playbook auto-notify also routes here. - Inbound: when you
/vonzio <prompt>or@VonzioBot <prompt>in Slack, the bot routes the prompt to one of your agent profiles. Agents respond in-thread.
How to connect
Section titled “How to connect”-
Click Settings → Integrations → “Connect Slack”.
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Slack OAuth asks you to pick a workspace and approve the bot’s permissions.
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You’re redirected back. Your dashboard shows Slack under Integrations.
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DM the bot in Slack to test. Your message routes to your default agent profile.
Routing prompts to specific agents
Section titled “Routing prompts to specific agents”Prefix your message with @<slug>:
@vzfinance what's my balance?→ routes to your VZFinance profile@coding refactor this snippet→ routes to your coding profile<prompt>(no prefix) → routes to your default profile
Use /vonzio @<slug> <prompt> for the slash-command equivalent.
Threads
Section titled “Threads”Replies stay in-thread. Each Slack thread maps to one agent session, so back-and-forth in the same thread keeps the agent’s context.
Notifications
Section titled “Notifications”Set notification_channels: ["slack"] on a playbook (or call notify_user(channel="slack") from an agent) to push messages to your Slack DM with the bot.
Disconnect
Section titled “Disconnect”Use the Disconnect button on the Slack row to revoke. The bot stays installed in your Slack workspace; remove it from “Manage apps” in Slack if you want a clean uninstall.