Official Slack MCP integration The Slack AI agent that brings the work to you.
Riley posts campaign updates, shares finished drafts for your approval, and sends alerts in the Slack channels your team already lives in. You review in a thread and approve without switching tools.
What can Riley do in Slack?
- Posts campaign updates and shares finished drafts for approval in your channels.
- Searches past messages to pull the context it needs before it drafts or replies.
- Reads and updates Slack canvases, so campaign plans and notes stay current.
- Looks up who is on the team and reaches the right person for sign-off.
Connect Slack once. Riley gets to work.
Connect Slack
Sign in with Slack and choose how Riley connects: workspace access for the whole team, or personal access just for you. It is one OAuth step, with no MCP server to install.
Riley works across your Slack
Riley searches channels, posts updates, shares drafts, and keeps canvases current, within the access you granted.
You approve in the thread
Riley shows the work in Slack and waits. Approve it, ask for a change, or steer, all without leaving the channel.
How Riley works in Slack.
Drafts approved in a thread
Riley shares a finished draft with an approve or request-change control. You sign off where you already are. It is Slack automation that never publishes on its own.
Context without the scroll-back
Riley searches the channel history to catch up before it drafts a reply or a recap. No one briefs it from scratch.
The campaign canvas, kept live
Riley reads and updates the Slack canvas your team plans in, so the campaign doc is never stale.
Brief Riley from a message
Tell Riley what you need in a Slack message and it gets to work. The brief-review-approve loop never leaves the channel.
Riley in Slack, answered.
How Riley connects, what it can do once connected, and where you stay in control.
What is a Slack AI agent?
It is an AI agent that works inside your Slack workspace. Connect Slack to Riley and Riley searches channels, posts updates, shares drafts for approval, and keeps canvases current, instead of you checking another tool.
Does Simplified use the official Slack MCP server?
Yes. Riley connects to Slack through MCP (Model Context Protocol), the same open standard other AI tools use to connect to outside services. There is nothing to install or configure yourself.
What can Riley do in my Slack?
Riley searches channels, posts campaign updates, shares finished drafts for approval, reads and updates Slack canvases, and looks up teammates. It acts within the access you grant and shows every change for sign-off.
How do I connect Slack to Riley?
You sign in with Slack (OAuth) and choose the access type, workspace or personal. It takes about a minute, with no MCP server to install and no config file to edit.
Do I need to set up the Slack MCP server myself?
No. Riley uses the Model Context Protocol under the hood, but the setup is managed for you. There is no MCP server to install and no config file to edit.
Will Riley post in Slack without my approval?
No. Riley shows you the work first. Nothing posts, sends, or changes until you approve it.
What is the difference between workspace and personal access?
When you connect Slack you pick an access type. Workspace access lets Riley work across the whole team's Slack. Personal access scopes Riley to just your account. You can change it or disconnect Slack at any time.
How much does the Slack integration cost?
Connecting Slack does not cost extra. Every Simplified plan includes integrations, so you can put Riley to work in your channels right away.
Put Riley to work on your Slack data.
Connect Slack and let Riley do the work, with you approving every step.