Prerequisites
- The Slack or Microsoft Teams integration must be connected for your organization, under Settings > Integrations. These are organization-level integrations. See Slack and Microsoft Teams integration pages to connect one.
- The Sazabi bot must be present in the channel you want to use — add it to the channel before mentioning it.
sazabi integrations connect slack or sazabi integrations connect teams opens the authorization page and waits for it to complete (see CLI reference); if the CLI reports that a provider can’t be connected from the CLI in your environment, connect it in the dashboard instead. Adding the bot to a channel and mentioning it happen in Slack or Microsoft Teams — there is no CLI equivalent for those chat-side steps. Once connected, sazabi integrations list shows the connection (filter with --provider slack or --provider teams).
Slack
In a channel where the Sazabi bot is present, mention it with your question:Microsoft Teams
Add the Sazabi bot to a standard Microsoft Teams channel and mention it with your question:How chat threads relate to dashboard threads
A conversation you start from Slack or Microsoft Teams is a normal Sazabi thread — the same thread you would see in the dashboard, with the same messages, tool calls, and artifacts. The agent’s reply includes a View in Sazabi link that opens that thread in the dashboard, where you can see the full evidence trail and continue there if you prefer.Verify
Confirm the agent answers from chat and links back to the dashboard.- In a channel where the Sazabi bot is present, post:
@Sazabi find the most recent ERROR log in this project and summarize it. - The agent reacts to acknowledge, then replies in the thread with a summary grounded in your logs.
- The reply includes a View in Sazabi link. Open it and confirm it opens the same thread in the dashboard.
Further reading
Route notifications
Get issue alerts in the same channels.
Slack integration
Connect Slack to your organization.