AeionClaw + Slack

AeionClaw's Reaction Engine and scheduled workflows can push formatted alerts straight into a Slack channel — no custom Slack app to build, no bot to install. Point a Slack incoming webhook URL at a Claw reaction and Aeion posts a Block Kit–formatted message the moment the trigger condition fires. This is one-way delivery: Aeion → Slack. There's no inbound listener, so Claw can't see channel messages, respond to @mentions, run slash commands, or hold a DM conversation in Slack today.

How It Actually Works

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Setup Walkthrough

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FAQ

Not today. Claw's Slack integration is a one-way outbound webhook — you generate a Slack incoming-webhook URL and give it to a Claw reaction or notification target. There's no OAuth flow, bot identity, or app to add to your workspace for Claw specifically.

Not currently — Claw has no Slack Events API subscription, so it can't see channel messages or mentions. Everything is Aeion-event-triggered, not Slack-message-triggered.

Not available today. Both would require a registered Slack app with command endpoints, which doesn't exist for Claw yet.

Anything a Claw Reaction or scheduled workflow is configured to push — stalled-deal alerts, escalated monitoring alerts, digest-style summaries composed by a Claw persona — delivered as a formatted Slack message via the webhook.

No — Aeion's webhook delivery layer detects the Slack hostname and formats a standard Block Kit message (title + body) automatically. You only supply the webhook URL and message content.

That's Aeion Connect's Slack integration — a real OAuth-based workspace connection for reading/sending support conversations. It's a separate feature from Claw's outbound-only webhook alerts.

Yes — see `microsoft-teams-claw-bot`. Same webhook-only mechanism, Teams Adaptive Card formatting instead of Block Kit.

A conversational, installable Slack app (DMs, mentions, slash commands) isn't shipped yet. Talk to your Aeion contact if this is a blocker for your rollout.

AeionClaw alerts, delivered straight to Slack.