slack（Slack 团队协作）

Slack Skill

Slack workspace integration with two components:

1. Scripts — 7 Python scripts for on-demand Slack operations (bundled here)
2. Session Bridge — connect THIS Claude Code session to Slack (background listener + inbox file, no extra API costs)

Daemon & Soul Engine: The Claudicle daemon (unified launcher, soul engine, cognitive pipeline, three-tier memory, Soul Monitor TUI) now lives in its own repo: github.com/tdimino/claudicle. Install Claudicle separately for daemon features.

When to Use This Skill

Scripts (on-demand)

• Posting messages to Slack channels or threads
• Reading channel history or thread replies
• Searching messages or files across the workspace
• Adding or managing reactions on messages
• Uploading files or code snippets
• Listing channels, getting channel info, or joining channels
• Looking up users by name, ID, or email

Session Bridge (recommended)

• Connecting any running Claude Code session to Slack
• Responding to @mentions and DMs with full tool access (this session IS the brain)
• No extra API costs — messages processed in the current session context
• Auto-notification of new messages via UserPromptSubmit hook
• Personality as Claudicle via soul.md instructions (no XML machinery needed)

Prerequisites

All scripts require the SLACK_BOT_TOKEN environment variable (a Bot User OAuth Token starting with xoxb-). Scripts also require requests (uv pip install --system requests).

# Verify token is set
echo $SLACK_BOT_TOKEN

First-Time Setup

1. Go to api.slack.com/apps -> Create New App -> From Scratch
2. Name it "Claude Code" -> select your workspace
3. OAuth & Permissions -> Bot Token Scopes -> add all:

- app_mentions:read - channels:history, groups:history, im:history, mpim:history - channels:read, groups:read, im:read, im:write - chat:write - files:write, files:read - reactions:write, reactions:read - search:read - users:read, users:read.email - users:write (optional — enables green presence dot)

1. Settings -> Socket Mode -> toggle ON -> generate an App-Level Token:

- Name: socket-mode - Scope: connections:write - Copy the xapp- token

1. Event Subscriptions -> toggle ON (no Request URL needed with Socket Mode) -> Subscribe to Bot Events -> add:

- app_mention — channel @mentions - message.im — direct messages (required for DMs to work) - app_home_opened — App Home tab rendering

1. App Home -> Show Tabs -> enable "Allow users to send Slash commands and messages from the messages tab"
2. Install to Workspace -> approve permissions -> copy Bot User OAuth Token
3. Set environment variables (add to shell profile): export SLACK_BOT_TOKEN=xoxb-... # Bot User OAuth Token export SLACK_APP_TOKEN=xapp-... # App-Level Token (Socket Mode)
4. Invite the bot to channels: /invite @Claude Code

After any scope or event subscription change: reinstall the app (Install App -> Reinstall to Workspace) and restart the listener.

Quick Start

# Post a message
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_post.py "#general" "Hello from Claude"

# Read recent messages
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_read.py "#general" -n 10

# Search the workspace
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_search.py "deployment status"

# Connect this session to Slack via Claudicle Session Bridge
# (requires Claudicle installed — see github.com/tdimino/claudicle)
cd ~/.claudicle/daemon && python3 slack_listen.py --bg
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_check.py

Session Bridge

Connect any running Claude Code session to Slack. A background listener catches @mentions and DMs -> inbox.jsonl. This session reads the inbox, processes with full tool access, posts responses back. No extra API costs.

Requires Claudicle daemon installed — see github.com/tdimino/claudicle.

# Connect
cd ~/.claudicle/daemon && python3 slack_listen.py --bg

# Check messages
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_check.py

# Respond to thread, remove hourglass, mark handled
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_post.py "C12345" "response" --thread "TS"
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_react.py "C12345" "TS" "hourglass_flowing_sand" --remove
python3 ~/.claude/skills/slack/scripts/slack_check.py --ack 1

# Disconnect
cd ~/.claudicle/daemon && python3 slack_listen.py --stop

Soul Formatter (optional): scripts/slack_format.py adds Open Souls cognitive step formatting — perception framing, dialogue extraction, monologue logging.

python3 slack_format.py perception "Tom" "What's the status?"   # -> Tom said, "..."
echo "$raw" | python3 slack_format.py extract                   # -> external dialogue only
echo "$raw" | python3 slack_format.py extract --narrate --log   # -> narrated + logged
python3 slack_format.py instructions                            # -> cognitive step XML format

Automated Respond: /slack-respond processes all pending messages as Claudicle with full cognitive steps — perception, monologue, dialogue, post, ack — in a single invocation. See ~/.claude/skills/slack-respond/SKILL.md.

For full installation, architecture, inbox format, auto-notification hook, and troubleshooting, see references/session-bridge.md.

Script Selection Guide

For full script documentation (all parameters, examples, test suite, common workflows), see references/scripts-reference.md.

Rate Limit Awareness

All scripts handle rate limits automatically via _slack_utils.py (local cooldown + retry with Retry-After). See references/rate-limits.md for full details.

Troubleshooting

For daemon-specific troubleshooting (soul engine, memory, launcher), see Claudicle docs.

File Structure

scripts/
├── slack_check.py       # Session Bridge: read/ack inbox messages
├── slack_inbox_hook.py  # Session Bridge: UserPromptSubmit auto-check hook
├── slack_format.py      # Soul formatter: perception/extract/instructions (Open Souls paradigm)
├── slack_post.py        # Post messages to channels/threads
├── slack_read.py        # Read channel history or threads
├── slack_search.py      # Search messages or files
├── slack_react.py       # Add/remove reactions
├── slack_upload.py      # Upload files or snippets
├── slack_channels.py    # List/join channels
├── slack_users.py       # Look up users
└── _slack_utils.py      # Shared auth, rate limiting, API calls

Reference Index

Assets

• assets/app-icon.png — Slack app icon for bot configuration