Slack

Suzent connects to Slack in Socket Mode, so it needs no public URL.

Set up

1. Go to api.slack.com/apps, click Create New App → From an app manifest, choose your workspace and YAML, and paste:

   display_information:
     name: Suzent
     description: AI Agent Co-worker
     background_color: "#2c2d30"
   features:
     app_home:
       home_tab_enabled: true
       messages_tab_enabled: true
       messages_tab_read_only_enabled: false
     bot_user:
       display_name: Suzent
       always_online: true
   oauth_config:
     scopes:
       bot:
         - app_mentions:read
         - chat:write
         - files:write
         - im:history
         - im:write
         - users:read
   settings:
     event_subscriptions:
       bot_events:
         - app_mention
         - message.im
     interactivity:
       is_enabled: true
     org_deploy_enabled: false
     socket_mode_enabled: true
     token_rotation_enabled: false

2. Under Basic Information → App-Level Tokens, click Generate Token and Scopes, add the connections:write scope, and copy the app token (xapp-...).

3. Under Install App, click Install to Workspace and copy the bot token (xoxb-...).

4. In Suzent, paste both tokens and enable Slack.

5. To find your user ID, click your profile picture in Slack, open Profile, then ⋯ → Copy member ID. Add it to Allowed users.

If you change any Slack app setting later, click Install App → Reinstall to Workspace, or the change won't take effect. "Sending messages is turned off" usually means it needs reinstalling.

Reply to the bot in a thread and it answers in that thread.

Once it's connected, see Chat apps for who can talk to the bot, which model it uses, and keeping it online.