What You Need

Your SuperClaws agent already connects to Slack. But most people stop at "send a message." The real power comes from using Slack as the output layer for multi-app workflows — where your agent pulls context from several sources, analyzes it, and delivers actionable summaries to the right channel.

  • A SuperClaws agent with Slack connected
  • At least one other app connected (Gmail, Google Sheets, Dart, Google Calendar, etc.)
  • A Slack channel where your agent can post

Workflow 1: Google Sheets + Slack — Data Reports on Autopilot

Connect Google Sheets → Analyze → Post Insights to Slack.

Your agent reads a specific sheet, identifies trends and outliers, and posts a weekly summary with flagged metrics.

Example prompt: "Read the Sales tab in my Q2 tracker. Compare this week to last week. If any metric changed by more than 15%, flag it. Post to #sales-updates."

Workflow 2: Dart + Slack — Project Follow-ups

Connect Dart → Analyze → Post Follow-ups to Slack.

Your agent checks your Dart board for overdue or approaching-deadline tasks, then posts follow-up requests tagging assignees in the relevant channel.

Example prompt: "Check my Dart board for the Product Launch project. Find tasks overdue or due within 48 hours. Post follow-ups in #product-launch tagging the assignee."

Workflow 3: Multi-App Synthesis

This is where it gets interesting. Your agent can pull from multiple apps in a single workflow.

Gmail + Calendar + Dart → Unified Morning Briefing → Slack

One prompt. Three apps. One Slack message. Your team starts the day with full context.

Channel Strategy

Set up dedicated channels for different workflows: #inbox-digest for email, #sales-updates for spreadsheets, #product-launch for project follow-ups, #morning-briefing for combined briefings, #alerts for urgent items only.

The Pattern

The underlying pattern is always the same:

  1. Connect your apps to SuperClaws
  2. Describe what you want analyzed — in plain English
  3. Deliver results to a Slack channel on a schedule

Your agent handles the API calls, data extraction, reasoning, and formatting. You just describe the outcome you want.