Mention a claw in any approved channel
Use @worky or a claw-specific handle to ask for help without leaving the conversation.
Workmate for SlackBring your Workmate agents into Slack.
Workmate lets teams talk to their AI claws in channels, threads, and direct messages while admins keep routing, identity, and access under control.
Installation requires a Workmate account and permission to connect apps for your team. After sign-in, Workmate checks your Slack workspace, creates your team if needed, and then starts Slack's OAuth approval flow.
How it works
One Slack app, multiple named claws.
Workmate keeps the Slack install team-owned while each claw keeps its own name, avatar, channel bindings, and access rules.
Continue work in direct messages
Team members can DM the app for private follow-ups, drafts, and task handoffs.
Route channels to the right assistant
Admins decide which claw answers in each channel so support, sales, and operations stay separate.
Keep access explicit
Workmate only uses Slack content from channels and DMs where the app has been added.
Installation
Add Workmate from your team settings.
The Add to Slack button starts the same setup path available inside Workmate under Apps and Connections. If you are not signed in yet, create or access your Workmate account first.
- 1Sign in to Workmate or create an account.
- 2Choose the Workmate team that should own the Slack workspace connection.
- 3Review the Slack permissions and approve the Workmate app.
- 4Pick the channels and claws that should be available in Slack.
Messages stay in Slack
Claws answer in the channel, thread, or DM where the request started.
Admins choose where claws work
Team owners control installation, channel access, and per-claw routing.
Support is public
Questions can be sent through the public support page without creating another account.