Slack

Slack is how you interact with Agenteous. Every agent communicates through Slack: posting drafts, requesting approvals, sending alerts, and responding to your instructions. If you can type it in Slack, the agents can act on it.

What the Agents Do with Slack

Receiving Your Requests

You talk to agents by mentioning them in their Slack channel or sending a message in the agent's channel. The agents read your message, figure out what you need, and get to work. Most requests get a response within a few seconds.

Posting Cards and Approvals

Agents do not act on your behalf without your say-so. When a piece of work is ready: a drafted post, a meeting brief, an action item, the agent posts an approval card in Slack. You approve, edit, or redirect from that card. Nothing goes out until you click Approve.

Alerts and Digests

Agents post proactive updates when something needs your attention: a client signal, a scheduling prompt, a strategic recommendation. These appear as structured cards in the relevant channel, not as plain messages, so they are easy to scan and act on.

The Concierge

Not sure which agent to ask? Send your request to the Concierge in its channel. The Concierge reads your message, routes it to the right agent, and confirms where it sent the work.

How to Tell It Is Connected

If the connection is working, agents respond when you message them. The most straightforward test: send a message to an agent's channel. If the agent replies, the connection is live.

Agents also post proactive cards during the day as they complete scheduled work. If cards stop arriving when you expect them, or if an agent stops responding to messages, contact support@agenteous.com.