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Import from Slack

Your agent can gather the links shared in a Slack channel, or only the ones you've posted, into curations. It keeps the message each link came with as its note. Connect it to Curation Space and to Slack's MCP server, then ask it to curate a channel's links.

How do I import links from Slack?

  1. Connect your agent to Curation Space

    Copy the prompt in How do I connect my agent? into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or another agent that supports MCP, and sign in when it asks.

  2. Connect it to Slack

    Add Slack's MCP server, https://mcp.slack.com/mcp, and sign in to Slack when your agent asks. Your workspace's admins choose which agents can connect, so you may need to ask them to approve yours.

  3. Ask it to curate a channel's links

    Paste a prompt like the one below, naming the channel.

Using the Slack MCP server, find every message with a link in #reading since 2025-01-01, and curate the links into Curation Space.

Group them into private curations by topic, and give each curation a short, clear title. Before adding anything, show me the curations you'd make and how many links would go in each, and wait for my go-ahead. Then add the links, newest first. Use the message each link was shared with as its note, without the author's name, and leave the note empty when the message is only the link. Skip links to Slack itself.

Can my agent gather only the links I've posted?

Yes. Ask for the links in messages from you, in one channel or across every channel you're in.

Should the curations stay private?

Keep them private unless everyone whose message becomes a note is happy for it to be public. Anyone who opens a public curation can read its notes.

Will my followers be sent every link?

No, as long as the curations are private while your agent adds links, which the prompt asks for. Links added to a private curation never reach your followers as new links, even after you make it public.