helen-mireillehelenmireilletech.hashnode.devSlack Just Shipped Its Own MCP Server. Now What?Last month Slack made the Model Context Protocol server and Real-Time Search API generally available. If you're running an OpenClaw agent in Slack, this changes more than you think. I'll be honest: wh1h ago·7 min read
helen-mireillehelenmireilletech.hashnode.devYour AI Agent Has More Access Than Your CTOI found out last month that our OpenClaw agent in Slack had standing access to our production database, our GitHub org, our Linear workspace, and our Notion. All through API keys stored in MCP server 3h ago·8 min read
helen-mireillehelenmireilletech.hashnode.devSlackbot Just Became an AI Agent. Here's Why That's Not Enough.Salesforce shipped the new Slackbot in January. It went GA for Business+ and Enterprise+ customers, and the pitch is straightforward: a context-aware AI agent that lives inside Slack, reads your chann5h ago·6 min read
helen-mireillehelenmireilletech.hashnode.devWhat Running OpenClaw in Slack Actually Costs (With Numbers)Nobody talks about the real cost of running an AI agent in Slack. The open-source part is free, sure. Everything around it isn't. I've been running OpenClaw agents in Slack for production teams since 7h ago·6 min read
helen-mireillehelenmireilletech.hashnode.devOpenClaw Slack Integrations: Connecting GitHub, Linear, and Notion in One AgentThe promise of an AI agent in Slack is that you stop switching tabs. Instead of checking GitHub for PR status, then Linear for the ticket, then Notion for the spec, you ask the agent and it tells you 8h ago·8 min read