slack-cli
Slack CLI
Interact with Slack workspaces from the command line using slack-cli and direct Slack API calls.
Assume
slack-cliis already installed and configured. If theslackcommand is not found or returnsnot_inited, refer to references/INSTALLATION.md for setup instructions.
When to Use
- User wants to send, update, or delete Slack messages
- User wants to read channel history or search messages
- User wants to list channels, users, or conversations
- User wants to upload files to Slack
- User wants to manage reminders, snooze, or presence
- User wants to automate Slack workflows
Setup
If slack is not available or not configured, see references/INSTALLATION.md for full setup instructions.
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