OpenClaw for Slack
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No workflows to build. No triggers to configure. Talk to it in Slack, in plain English — it figures out the rest.
From day one to everyday.
How the first 30 days actually play out.
Add to Slack
One click. No config, no onboarding calls. SlackClaw joins your workspace instantly.
Connect your tools
Gmail, HubSpot, Jira, Linear, Notion — pick the ones your team already uses. OAuth, done.
Ask your first question
Mention @SlackClaw in any channel. It doesn’t just answer — it takes action. Send emails, create tickets, update docs, all from Slack.
Done. Sent to lisa@acme.com
3 decisions, 2 action items, next sync on Friday
Your team starts offloading tasks
A customer emails about a bug. SlackClaw reads the email, reproduces it in a browser, files a Linear ticket with screenshots, and drafts a reply — all before your morning coffee.
Standups run themselves
Every morning, SlackClaw checks GitHub, Linear, and Slack — then posts what each person shipped, what’s stuck, and what needs eyes. Nobody fills in a form.
SlackClaw☀️ Daily Update — Jan 15
Your time is yours again
Status meetings are gone. New hires ask SlackClaw instead of interrupting seniors. Support drafts replies in seconds, not minutes.
How it works
Always on.
SlackClaw does the task.
Set it up once. SlackClaw runs on your schedule, watches your tools, and handles recurring work automatically. Need something ad hoc? Just ask in Slack.
Open Linear. Filter by this sprint. Switch to GitHub. Count merged PRs. Check which are still in review. Open Google Docs. Start a new report. Copy-paste ticket numbers. Scan three Slack channels for blockers. Open Gmail. Draft the email. CC the right people. Send. Do this again next Friday.
You set it up once: "Send the Friday status report at 5 PM." SlackClaw runs it every week from there.
Use cases
Real coordination, handled
Recurring Ops
Weekly reports. Standup summaries. Sprint retrospective prep. Status updates to stakeholders. These eat hours every week — the same cross-tool coordination, every time. Build it once as a Custom Skill, then trigger it with a single phrase. SlackClaw pulls from the right sources, formats it, and delivers it where it needs to go.
Cross-Team Handoffs
Design finished the mockups but engineering doesn’t know. The PM updated the spec in Notion but nobody saw it. A blocker was raised in Linear but the relevant person is in a different channel. SlackClaw monitors for handoff moments and routes the right information to the right people — across tools, across teams.
Customer Escalations
A customer reports a critical bug in your support channel. It needs engineering, but also product context and a customer-facing response. Instead of manually triaging, tagging, and chasing — SlackClaw detects the escalation, routes it to the right team with full context, and drafts the customer response for your review.
New Hire Onboarding
Day one for a new engineer. They need access to 8 channels, 5 docs, a buddy introduction, and a week-one checklist. Instead of a PM spending an hour copy-pasting links — SlackClaw handles the entire setup. One command creates channels, shares docs, sends intros, and schedules their first 1:1s.
Incident Response
Production is down. You need to pull in the on-call engineer, notify stakeholders, create a war room, and start a timeline — all in the first 3 minutes. SlackClaw triggers your incident playbook: spins up a channel, pages the right people, posts the runbook, and keeps a live timeline as updates come in.
SlackClaw connects with 3,000+ tools.
3,000+ one-click integrations. If yours isn’t listed, just describe it — SlackClaw builds the connection for you.
@SlackClaw what’s blocking sprint 12?
I’ve checked Jira — 2 items are blocked in Sprint 12:
Auth migration — waiting on security review from @dana
API rate limiter — depends on infra provisioning (ETA tomorrow)
Want me to ping @dana about the security review?
@SlackClaw where’s the Q1 planning doc? I need the open action items
Found it — Q1 2025 Planning, last edited by Priya 2 days ago. Here are the open items:
The beta program is the one I’d flag. Want me to post a reminder in #product?
@SlackClaw what’s the status on the Acme deal?
Here’s the latest from Salesforce:
No follow-up logged since the call. Want me to draft a check-in email?
@SlackClaw how did the Q4 campaign perform?
Here’s the Q4 Product Launch breakdown from HubSpot:
That’s 22% better than your Q3 launch overall. Want me to break it down by segment?
@SlackClaw create a bug for the login crash on mobile
Created LIN-892 — “Login crash on mobile (iOS + Android)”. Marked as Bug High, assigned to on-call (@marcus), added to Sprint 13.
I also found 3 matching Sentry errors from the last 24h and linked them to the issue.
@SlackClaw what are customers complaining about this week?
I’ve analyzed this week’s Intercom conversations:
The export spike started after yesterday’s deploy. I can cross-reference with Sentry if that helps.
And many more
Your data stays yours.
Enterprise-grade infrastructure with encryption, tenant isolation, and channel-scoped access.
Encrypted by default
AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit. Tokens never stored in plaintext.
Channel-scoped access
SlackClaw only reads messages in channels it has been added to. You control where it can read and respond.
No training on your data
We never use your data to train AI models. SlackClaw is powered by Claude by Anthropic — your workspace data is not sent to train any model.
Full audit trail
Every action SlackClaw takes is logged. Exportable history for compliance reviews.
Data deletion on uninstall
When you uninstall SlackClaw, all workspace data is deleted within 14 business days.
How it works under the hood
Built to actually work.
An AI with its own computer
SlackClaw isn't a stateless chatbot. It's always running on a dedicated machine — constantly listening, building context, and picking up where it left off. It remembers past conversations, knows what happened last week, and acts without being asked twice. No re-explaining. No copy-pasting.
Your playbooks, on autopilot
Skills are just plain-English documents that describe a task — no code, no config files. Write what you want done in natural language, and SlackClaw follows the instructions. Trigger with a phrase or run on a schedule.
Your own server. Your own rules.
Every team gets a dedicated server — dedicated resources, isolated runtime, encrypted secrets vault. Not shared infrastructure. Your data never leaves your instance.
Pay for actions, not headcount
Credit-based pricing metered per action. Every workflow is tracked transparently — you see exactly what it costs. Add your whole team with no per-seat fees. You only pay when SlackClaw does something useful.
Teams that stopped
being the glue
We spent hours every week on status updates — copying from GitHub to Slack to Notion. Now we just ask SlackClaw. The coordination overhead vanished overnight.
I used to triage 200+ GitHub issues manually every week. SlackClaw does it in minutes and nothing falls through the cracks. I finally have time for actual engineering work.
I was the human router for our team — every question went through me. SlackClaw took over the cross-tool coordination and gave me 10+ hours a week back.
Our support team’s response times dropped 60%. SlackClaw handles the routine coordination — pulling account info, checking status, drafting responses — so we focus on real problems.
The Slack integration was seamless — added it in under a minute, connected our tools, and it just worked. No config files, no setup headaches. It lives in Slack like it was always there.
We spent hours every week on status updates — copying from GitHub to Slack to Notion. Now we just ask SlackClaw. The coordination overhead vanished overnight.
I used to triage 200+ GitHub issues manually every week. SlackClaw does it in minutes and nothing falls through the cracks. I finally have time for actual engineering work.
I was the human router for our team — every question went through me. SlackClaw took over the cross-tool coordination and gave me 10+ hours a week back.
Our support team’s response times dropped 60%. SlackClaw handles the routine coordination — pulling account info, checking status, drafting responses — so we focus on real problems.
The Slack integration was seamless — added it in under a minute, connected our tools, and it just worked. No config files, no setup headaches. It lives in Slack like it was always there.
Pricing
Start for free. Upgrade to get the capacity that exactly matches your team’s needs.
Starter
$100 credits (one-time) per Slack workspace
Includes:
- Slack-native agent in threads + mentions
- Persistent workspace context
- Integrations + tool execution (for the apps you connect)
- Scheduled tasks (reports, audits, proactive check-ins)
- Drafts + artifacts (updates, tickets/docs where supported)
Team
per Slack workspace, per month
Everything in Starter, plus:
- Monthly credits refresh automatically (so SlackClaw keeps running without interruptions)
- Priority access to new integrations + more scheduled automation
Enterprise
More powerful model for your team
Everything in Team, plus (typical):
- Invoicing + custom billing terms
- Security review support + DPA
- SLA + priority support
- Dedicated onboarding + tailored limits/controls
Stop being the glue.
SlackClaw handles the coordination. 3,000+ integrations, one-click OAuth.
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