Agents in Slack
Give your team an agent they can reach from Slack.
AgentSky connects a cloud agent to Slack, Telegram, or Discord as a native channel — 3 platforms, one shared persistent session per agent. Each teammate reaches the agent from the conversation tool they already use — same session, same history, no separate interface to learn.
Your team doesn't run Claude Code. They use Slack.
Choose AgentSky when
Teams that want one persistent hosted agent reachable from supported conversation channels without asking every teammate to adopt a developer tool.
Choose another approach when
Build a native bot when the job is stateless, needs an unsupported channel, or requires bespoke identity, moderation, and message-routing controls.
How it works
One job. One complete cloud agent.
Agent gets its own channel in Slack or Discord
Slack and Discord give each agent its own dedicated #channel in your workspace. Telegram connects once and covers every agent in your account from a single bot.
Slack and API share the same persistent session
The channel is a window onto the same cloud session as the web and API — one agent, one memory, no copies to keep in sync. What you start on web continues in Slack.
Team reaches the agent without onboarding
Teammates hand work to the agent in-channel and see results without leaving Slack for each message or learning a separate agent interface.
You choose
- Which channels to connect
- Agent and model
- Instructions and tools
AgentSky runs
- Channel connections across platforms
- One shared persistent session
- Sandbox and state across channels
Typical stack: Hermes + DeepSeek V4 Pro
See the agentBackground agents
A Slack, Telegram, or Discord channel connects to the same persistent cloud session. The agent carries on between messages — close the channel and it keeps working until you resume.
Evidence scope: An AgentSky product workflow linked to the background-agent capability; not independent evidence of adoption, response quality, or channel uptime.
See capability details