Quickstart: Install Corunner in Your Workspace

Install Corunner in Slack or Microsoft Teams, complete first-run setup, and start mentioning Corunner in a channel or thread within minutes.

This quickstart walks a workspace admin through installing Corunner in Slack or Microsoft Teams and completing first-run setup so your team can mention @Corunner in any channel or thread.

Installing Corunner in Slack or Teams requires a workspace admin. Members can sign in and use Corunner once the workspace is connected.

Before you start

• A Slack workspace or a Microsoft Teams tenant where you have admin rights.
• Access to the Corunner sign-in page for your organization.

1. Sign in

1. Open the Corunner sign-in page

   Corunner uses SSO through your workspace provider. There is no password to set.

2. Choose your provider

   Sign in with Slack or Microsoft Teams. Corunner captures which provider you signed in with, so the install flow that follows matches it.

3. Land in onboarding

   After sign-in, the app takes you to Connect your workspace. You will see a single install card for the provider you signed in with.

2. Connect your workspace

Slack

1. Click Add to Slack

   You need to be a Slack workspace admin. Slack will ask you to approve the channels and permissions Corunner can access.

2. Approve the install

   Complete Slack’s OAuth consent screen. You return to Corunner with the workspace connected.

Microsoft Teams

1. Add the Corunner app in Teams

   First add the Corunner app in Microsoft Teams (from the Teams app store). Once added, come back to the Corunner onboarding page.

   The Teams Marketplace listing is coming soon. Your Corunner contact will share the app package if it is not yet public.

2. Click Connect Microsoft Teams

   You need to be a Microsoft Teams admin. You will approve the permissions Corunner can access across your organization.

If you are not an admin, Corunner shows you an ask your admin message with a shareable link you can copy and send.

3. Complete setup

After the workspace is connected, Corunner takes you to /onboarding/setup to finalize:

• Your plan and seat policy for the organization.
• Which chat providers, channels, and members Corunner can operate in.

Once setup is complete, the app opens the Dashboard.

4. Talk to Corunner

Go into any channel or DM in the workspace you just connected, and mention Corunner:

Slack or Teams

@Corunner what's blocking our launch?

Corunner streams its reasoning back into the thread and proposes the next action. You can Approve, Edit, or Reject the proposed action right there in the message.

5. Optional next steps

Connect your first integration

Add tools like GitHub, Linear, Jira, Salesforce, or Notion so agents have real context.

Configure your agent roster

Enable specialists and set which agents are on for each workspace.

Schedule a standup

Set up async standups in a channel with reminders and a daily summary.

Set governance policies

Decide what Corunner can do on its own, what needs approval, and what to block.