SuperSlack

SuperBot for Slack is a powerful Slack bot that integrates with SuperAgent AI..

Deployment Guide

Follow these step-by-step instructions to deploy SuperBot for Slack:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/superagent-ai/super-slack

2. Set Up Environment Variables: Copy the .env.example file and rename it to .env. Fill in the environment variables:

   • SUPERAGENT_AGENT_ID or SUPERAGENT_WORKFLOW_ID: ID of your SuperAgent AI agent or workflow.
   • SUPERAGENT_API_BASE_URL: Base URL for the SuperAgent API.
   • SUPERAGENT_API_KEY: Superagent API Key.
   • SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET: Signing secret of your Slack app.
   • SLACK_BOT_TOKEN: Bot token of your Slack app.

   Superagent Environment Variables:

   • Create a workflow on the Superagent workflows page.
   • Add your Workflow ID as SUPERAGENT_WORKFLOW_ID in .env
   • Create a new API key on the Superagent API Keys page and
   • Add the API Key as SUPERAGENT_API_KEY in .env

   Slack Environment Variables:

   • Create a Slack app on the Slack API page --> From App Manifest --> Select your Workspace --> Copy the manifest.yaml and paste it to Slack's code editor
   • Go to Basic Information -> Copy & Add the secret as SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET to .env --> Click Install To Workspace button
   • Go to OAuth & Permissions --> Copy the Bot User OAuth Token and add it as SLACK_BOT_TOKEN in .env
   • OPTIONAL: Go Back to Slack --> Click on your Profile picture --> Profile --> Click on 3 dots (in the right panel) --> Copy member ID & add it as SLACK_ADMIN_MEMBER_ID in .env

3. Setting Up Slack Events:

   • After successful deployment, copy the https://<your_deployment>/events endpoint URL.
   • Go to Event Subscriptions and set Request URL to your deployment URL.
   • Go to Slash Commands, click edit button of /help command and set Request URL to your https://<your_deployment>/commands URL.

Deploy on Vercel

Deploy to Railway

Deploy on AWS

Deploy using Docker

Build and deploy the Docker image using the following command:

docker build -t super-slack .
docker run -p 8000:8000 super-slack