slack-outgoing-message
Slack Outgoing Message
Overview
Use this skill whenever the task involves producing final Slack text for a send, draft, scheduled message, or canvas. If another Slack skill is used to read or summarize source context, switch to this skill before finalizing outgoing text.
Intent Rules
- If the user explicitly asks to send, post, reply, share, or create something in Slack, perform that write action directly. Do not create a draft or ask for approval only because the message text is being generated during the turn.
- Use a draft only when the user explicitly asks for a draft, review-first workflow, or later/manual send.
- If the destination, wording, or requested action is unclear, clarify before writing.
- If the user asks for an unsupported Slack write action, say so immediately and offer the closest supported path instead of drafting something unrelated.
Reference Notes
Read this reference before finalizing any outgoing Slack text:
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