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Slack MCP Server
A standalone connector that lets an AI assistant work in your Slack: pull up a conversation, find a message, or send an update. It puts the assistant where your team already talks.
Most of a team's back-and-forth lives in Slack: questions, updates, the "did anyone handle this?" messages. An assistant that can't see any of it is working blind.
What it is
A standalone connector that gives an AI assistant access to your Slack workspace. It can search history, pull up a conversation, and post messages or updates. It runs as its own server that your AI tool connects to, so it's a single, self-contained piece.
What it does for you
The assistant works where your team already is. It can find the answer buried in a thread from last month, draft a reply, or post a status update, so the routine Slack chores stop interrupting whoever's heads-down on real work.
What you'll need
A Slack workspace and one auth token, plus a way to run the small server. The connector is free and open source, and Slack's free tier is enough, so there's no new subscription here.
How we'd set it up with you
This is community-maintained, so we read the code and pin a version we've checked first. Then we connect it, decide which channels the assistant can see and post in, and set the token up the safe way. We show your team how to use it, and keep an eye on it as Slack changes.
Ready when you are
Want this built into your business?
You can grab this yourself from the source. If you'd rather have it wired into your tools and your team trained to run it, that's what we do. The Free AI Opportunity Assessment is where we start.