slack

Automating Slack reactions and pins from OpenClaw requires a configured Slack bot token and the channels.slack setting. Once set up, you can instruct OpenClaw to add, list, or remove reactions and pin items in channels or direct messages.

You can send and edit Slack messages using OpenClaw by configuring a Slack bot token with the channels.slack setting. This exposes messaging action groups that let you send, edit, delete, and fetch messages within your channels or direct messages.

A Slack bot token is required to manage pins and messages through OpenClaw, alongside a configured channels.slack setting. These two configurations provide the necessary access for OpenClaw to interact with your Slack workspace's reactions, pins, and messaging workflows.

In channels or DMs, you can programmatically control Slack interactions including adding or removing reactions, pinning and unpinning messages, and sending, editing, deleting, or fetching messages. You can also retrieve member information through the exposed action groups.

Slack automation workflows in OpenClaw require both a valid Slack bot token and a properly configured channels.slack setting to function. Without these prerequisites configured, the action groups for reactions, messages, pins, and memberInfo will not be accessible or operational.