Slack自动化

List users (email requires appropriate Slack scopes; fields are pruned if missing)

agent-slack user list --workspace "https://workspace.slack.com" --limit 200 | jq .

Getting started

Install via Bun (recommended):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stablyai/agent-slack/main/install.sh | sh

OR npm global install (requires Node >= 22.5):

npm i -g agent-slack

OR run via Nix flake:

nix run github:stablyai/agent-slack

Authentication (no fancy setup)

On macOS and Windows, authentication happens automatically:

• Default: reads Slack Desktop local data (no need to quit Slack)
• Fallbacks: if that fails, tries Chrome/Brave/Firefox extraction (macOS)

You can also run manual imports:

agent-slack auth whoami
agent-slack auth import-desktop
agent-slack auth import-brave
agent-slack auth import-chrome
agent-slack auth import-firefox
agent-slack auth test

[!NOTE] import-brave / import-chrome read tokens from a logged-in Slack tab via AppleScript. Both browsers ship with Allow JavaScript from Apple Events disabled by default — enable it in View → Developer before running these commands. macOS will prompt for your password the first time.

Alternatively, set env vars:

export SLACK_TOKEN="xoxc-..."      # browser token
export SLACK_COOKIE_D="xoxd-..."   # cookie d
agent-slack auth test

Or use a standard Slack token (xoxb/xoxp):

export SLACK_TOKEN="xoxb-..."
agent-slack auth test

Examples

[!TIP] You should probably just use the skill for your agent instead of reading below.

Message get vs list

message get fetches a single message. If the message is in a thread, it also returns thread metadata (reply count, participants) but not the full thread contents:

{
  "message": { "ts": "...", "text": "...", "user": "U123", ... },
  "thread": { "ts": "...", "length": 6 }
}

message list fetches all replies in a thread, or recent channel messages when no thread is specified. Use this when you need the full conversation:

{
  "messages": [
    { "ts": "...", "text": "...", "user": "U123", ... },
    { "ts": "...", "text": "...", "user": "U456", ... }
  ]
}

When to use which:

• Use get to check a single message or see if there's a thread worth expanding
• Use list to read an entire thread conversation
• Use list on a channel (without --thread-ts) to browse recent channel messages
• Use list with --with-reaction / --without-reaction plus --oldest to filter channel history by reaction markers