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Slack Channel Configuration

Connecting your Memoh Bot to Slack allows it to receive direct messages, participate in channels and threads, read attachments, send files, and use streaming replies.

Step 1: Create a Slack App

Go to the Slack API dashboard and create a new app.
Choose the workspace where you want to install the bot.
Open Basic Information and keep this app page open for the next steps.

Step 2: Enable Socket Mode

Memoh's Slack adapter uses Socket Mode, so you need an app-level token in addition to the bot token.

In Basic Information, enable Socket Mode.
Create an App-Level Token with the connections:write scope.
Copy the generated token. It starts with xapp-.

Step 3: Configure Bot Token Scopes

In OAuth & Permissions, add the bot token scopes required by the current Slack adapter:

app_mentions:read - receive bot mentions in channels
channels:history - read messages in public channels
groups:history - read messages in private channels
im:history - read direct messages
mpim:history - read group direct messages
chat:write - send replies and thread messages
files:read - read uploaded files and images
files:write - upload outbound files
reactions:write - add and remove reactions

You should also add these recommended scopes if you want Slack conversation names and metadata to show up more completely in Memoh:

channels:read
groups:read
im:read
mpim:read

In Event Subscriptions, enable bot events and add:

app_mention
message.channels
message.groups
message.im
message.mpim

These are the inbound event types currently handled by the Slack adapter.

Step 5: Install the App to Your Workspace

In OAuth & Permissions, click Install to Workspace.
Review the permission screen.
Authorize the app.
Copy the Bot User OAuth Token. It starts with xoxb-.

Make sure the xoxb-... bot token and the xapp-... app-level token come from the same Slack app and workspace.

Step 6: Configure Memoh

Open your Bot detail page in the Memoh Web UI.
Go to the Platforms tab.
Click Add Channel and select Slack.
Fill in:
- Bot Token: your xoxb-... token
- App-Level Token: your xapp-... token
Click Save and Enable.

Step 7: Add the Bot to Conversations

After the channel is enabled, the Slack app still needs to be present in the conversations where you want it to work.

For direct messages: open a DM with the app and send a message.
For public channels: invite the bot to the channel.
For private channels: invite the bot explicitly after installation.

If the bot can send messages but cannot read uploaded images or files, check that files:read is enabled. If it connects but receives no incoming messages, check the bot events and the matching history scopes again.

Features Supported

Direct Messages and Channels: Support for DMs, public channels, private channels, and threads.
Attachments: Read uploaded images and files from Slack, and send files back.

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