Installing Corunner in Slack
Corunner is added to Slack during the onboarding flow. The install requires a Slack workspace admin. On the onboarding screen, open the connection card and choose Add to Slack. Slack will ask you to approve the channels and permissions Corunner can access.Members who are not workspace admins will see a shareable link they can send to an admin to complete the install.
How to interact with Corunner
Once installed, Corunner can be mentioned anywhere in Slack.Mention in channels
Tag @Corunner in a public or private channel to start reasoning about the topic. Corunner reads thread context and replies in place.
Reply in threads
Keep a conversation focused by replying inside a thread. Corunner returns reasoning and actions right in the thread.
Direct messages
DM Corunner for private requests, status updates, or one-on-one agent tasks.
Approvals
When an agent proposes an action, Approve, Edit, and Reject controls appear directly on Corunner’s message.
Reasoning and approvals
When Corunner is working on something, it streams its reasoning back in the thread so you can follow the logic. If the action touches a production system, a customer, or a person, Corunner requests human approval before proceeding. You or anyone with permission can respond with Approve, Edit, or Reject right in the chat. Learn more about approvals in chat and how governance policies control what requires approval.Next steps
Approvals in Chat
How human approval works inside Slack and Teams.
Multimodal Messages
Send screenshots, diagrams, and documents into any thread.
Agents Overview
Meet the specialist agents that power Corunner.
Integrations
Connect the tools Corunner reads and acts on.