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Slack is the primary self-serve channel for SuperEmber.

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What Slack Enables

After installation, SuperEmber can:
  • receive mentions in channels where it has access
  • respond in channels and direct messages
  • keep setup tied to the Slack workspace selected during OAuth
  • use Slack as the context surface for delegation, questions, approvals, and results
  • assign a team Main channel for visible delegation operation threads and escalation

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Connect Slack

  1. Sign in to SuperEmber.
  2. Open Connect.
  3. Choose Add to Slack.
  4. Select the Slack workspace where your team works.
  5. Approve the OAuth install.
  6. Return to SuperEmber and confirm Slack shows as connected.
  7. Mention SuperEmber in Slack.

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What To Ask First

Start with a concrete request:
Then move to action-oriented requests:
For repeatable work, ask for a workflow:

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Workspace Binding

Slack is connected through OAuth. The binding is explicit: the SuperEmber account is tied to the selected Slack workspace. If you reconnect, create a fresh approval from the connect screen. The old channel can keep working until the new account completes the approved code or OAuth flow.

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Microsoft Teams Status

Microsoft Teams is visible as a preview/admin-install surface. It is not documented as the default self-serve setup path. If your workspace has Teams access, follow the instructions provided in your app or by your SuperEmber contact.

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Troubleshooting