Slack Integration
Connect Vyre to Slack to receive agent notifications, trigger tasks from channels, and collaborate with your team on agent workflows without switching context.
Connecting Slack
Install the Vyre Slack App
Go to Settings → Integrations → Slack and click "Add to Slack." You'll be redirected to Slack's app installation page.
Choose your workspace
Select the Slack workspace where you want to install Vyre. You'll need workspace admin permissions, or you can request installation from your admin.
Configure channels
Choose which Slack channels should receive agent notifications. You can configure different channel destinations for different event types.
Notifications
Configure which agent events post to Slack:
Task completion
Get notified when a long-running agent task finishes, including a summary of what changed.
PR creation
Post to a #engineering channel whenever Agent opens a pull request, including a direct link to the PR.
Agent questions
When Agent needs your input mid-task, get a Slack DM with a link to the waiting session.
Deployment hooks
Post deployment confirmations to #deployments when Agent completes a deployment workflow.
Slash commands
Once installed, the /vyre command is available in any Slack channel:
/vyre task "Fix the bug in the auth service where sessions expire too early"
/vyre status
/vyre review #145/vyre task "[description]"— Start a new agent task. Agent runs in the background and replies with results./vyre status— See the status of all currently running agent sessions./vyre review [PR number]— Ask Agent to review a GitHub PR and post a summary in the channel.
Agent in Slack
With the full Slack integration enabled, you can use the /vyre bot as a conversational interface to your codebase:
Ask questions about your codebase
/vyre ask "How does our authentication middleware work?"Agent reads your codebase and replies directly in the channel with a clear explanation.
Fix issues from alerts
When a monitoring alert fires in Slack (PagerDuty, Datadog, etc.), you can forward it to the Vyre bot:
@vyre fix this: [paste alert]Agent investigates the alert, traces the error in the codebase, and opens a PR with a fix.
Generate reports
/vyre report "What changed in the codebase this week?"Agent reads your git log, summarizes the week's changes, and posts a clean digest to the channel.
Set up a dedicated #vyre-agents channel for all agent activity. It becomes a transparent audit log of everything Agent does across your entire team — searchable, shareable, and always available for retrospectives.