Slack
This is a straightforward Slack integration that handles the everyday actions you'd expect: sending, editing, and deleting messages, adding reactions, managing pins, and pulling member info. It works through OpenClaw's bot token and expects you to pass channel IDs and message timestamps (those 1712023032.1234 style IDs). The action groups let you disable chunks of functionality if you want to lock things down. Honestly, the most useful bit is having message context automatically include the IDs you need to react or pin without hunting through Slack's UI. Good for automating team notifications or building workflows that respond to specific messages.
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Install
$ npx -y skills add steipete/clawdis --skill slack --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Files
Slack
Use the message tool with channel: "slack". The tool schema lists the actions enabled for the current Slack account; do not assume an action that is not present.
Workflow
- Prefer stable Slack IDs from context. Sends outside the current conversation use
channel:<id>oruser:<id>targets. - Keep replies in the current thread unless the user asks for a top-level post. For another thread, pass its Slack timestamp as
threadId; use the same timestamp asmessageIdfor message-specific actions. - Before editing, deleting, pinning, or reacting to an ambiguous message, read the conversation and resolve its exact ID.
- When multiple Slack accounts are configured, pass
accountIdrather than guessing. - Confirm destructive deletes when the target or intent is unclear.
Slack formatting, mentions, and available actions are described automatically by the current message tool hints. Follow those hints instead of maintaining a second action catalog here.
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Details
- Repository
- github.com/steipete/clawdis
- First seen
- May 16, 2026
