AI agents that connect to Slack
Slack is where a personal assistant stops being personal. An agent connected to it is reading a workplace, and the people in those channels did not choose it.
Agents that name Slack
| ArloText it, opens with hey Arlo | Text a number | Free to start | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catch | Create an account | From $99/mo | |
| Lindy | Create an account | From $29.99/mo | |
| Lucas | Create an account | Not published | |
| Martin | Create an account | From $35/mo | |
| Notis | Create an account | Free to start | |
| OrchidText it | Text a number | Not published | |
| Pally | Tap one link | Free to start | |
| Vellum | Create an account | Free to start | |
| Wajo | Create an account | Free to start | |
| Zo Computer | Create an account | From $18/mo |
What else this set does
Every capability these agents state, counted across the set. A connection is one claim among several, and it is rarely the one the product is built around.
What else they connect to
How this is recorded
Every connection here is read off the product’s own public pages and dated on its listing. Nothing is inferred from a logo wall or a screenshot, and nothing is taken from a partner directory, because appearing in one says nothing about whether the connection ships.
A blank is a finding rather than a gap. Roughly half the listings in this directory name no integration at all, which for a product whose pitch is that it handles your admin is worth seeing. Those agents are on the full list with the field empty and the date we looked.