Slack
Mention @alwen to save a thought, ask what was decided, or hand off work. Alwen answers in the thread and follows through.
What changes
- Saves what you tell it, signed by you and the channel it came from
- Answers “what did we decide?” with the note, not a guess; add “privately” and only you see it
- Messages a teammate or posts in a channel for you, and keeps reminders, once or on a schedule
- Turns “let's build this” into a job for your agents, and reports back
Set up
In Alwen, open Tools and click Add to Slack.
Pick your workspace and click Allow.
Invite it to the channels where you want it: /invite @alwen
Mention @alwen in a thread, or message it directly.
What it reads and writes
Every write is a commit signed by Slack, so you can see what it added and undo it.
Reads
- Notes it needs to answer or decide
- Your rules, including what it may never do
Your vaultyou/alwen-vault
Writes
- Notes you ask it to save, into inbox/slack/
- Decisions, into journal/
- A job file for every request it takes on, in jobs/
Works alongside
Config file
Plugin
Config file
Cursor
Builds with your rules applied. Background agents can take work from Alwen.
Takes work from @alwenPluginGrok Bot
Every bot on your roster shares the memory. Good for research Alwen asks for.
Takes work from @alwenConfig fileClaude Code
Gets your rules as CLAUDE.md and builds what Alwen hands it.
Takes work from @alwenBotTelegram
Save a thought from your phone, find it with a question, and mention it in groups for reminders.
Reads and writes the memory