Connect Slack to OpenClaw

• Catch you up

  Ask what you missed and OpenClaw reads your unread Slack chats, then gives you the short version: who needs an answer, what was decided, what can wait.

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• Find any message

  The address someone sent last month, the price a client agreed to, the link from a group chat. OpenClaw searches your Slack history and quotes the message.

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• Draft replies

  OpenClaw writes the reply in your tone, in the chat's language, with the context of the whole thread. You read it, edit it, and send it.

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• Send with your OK

  When you approve a draft, ConnectChats sends it from your own Slack account and confirms delivery. Auto-send only runs in chats where you switch it on.

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• OpenClaw

  Summarize the Slack channels I missed this morning.

• OpenClaw

  What did the team decide about the launch date on Slack?

• OpenClaw

  List every Slack message that is waiting on me.

• OpenClaw

  Find the Slack thread where we discussed the pricing change.

• OpenClaw

  Draft a reply in Slack confirming I'll send the report by Thursday.

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   Add ConnectChats to OpenClaw

   • Add ConnectChats with openclaw mcp add connectchats --url https://api.connectchats.com/mcp --transport streamable-http.
   • Set auth to oauth for that server in your OpenClaw config.
   • Stop the Gateway, run openclaw mcp login connectchats and sign in with your passkey in the browser.
   • Start the Gateway again, and your agent can use your shared chats.
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   Link your Slack account

   • Open https://connectchats.com/app and choose Link a chat app, then Slack.
   • Sign in to your Slack workspace with your own Slack account.
   • ConnectChats lists your channels and direct messages, and you choose which ones to share with your AI app.
   • To add another workspace, repeat the sign-in for it.
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   Pick the chats OpenClaw can see

   Every chat is listed in your ConnectChats dashboard. Share all of them or only the ones you choose. OpenClaw never sees the rest.

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   Ask OpenClaw about your Slack

   Open a new conversation in OpenClaw and ask about your chats. OpenClaw calls ConnectChats when it needs your messages.

• Slack in ConnectChats

  Direct messages, group messages and the channels you belong to are supported, including thread replies. Each linked chat starts with its last 200 messages, then every new message arrives as it is sent. On Slack's free plan, Slack only shows the last 90 days of messages, so older ones cannot be imported either. Messages your AI app sends go out from your own Slack account, after you approve them. The free plan links 2 chat apps and keeps messages for 30 days.

• ConnectChats in OpenClaw

  OpenClaw adds remote MCP servers from its command line or its config file, and ConnectChats works there as one of them. Add it once, sign in with your passkey, and your agent can catch you up on your chats and draft replies you approve. OpenClaw was called Clawdbot, then Moltbot, before taking its current name. OpenClaw runs on your own machine or server, so you control where it lives. ConnectChats itself is hosted, so your chat apps stay linked even when your OpenClaw machine is off. OpenClaw already talks to you through chat apps. ConnectChats is different: it gives the agent read and draft access to your own chats, with approval before anything is sent. The same ConnectChats account works in every AI app, so the chats you already linked are available in OpenClaw without linking them again.

• You pick the chats

  OpenClaw only sees the Slack chats you share. Unshare a chat and it disappears from every AI app at once.

• Drafts by default

  OpenClaw prepares replies. You approve each one before it reaches Slack, unless you turn on auto-send for that chat.

• Stored messages are encrypted

  Stored messages are encrypted with a key that only your passkey can unlock. We never train models on your messages.

How we protect your messages