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An AI assistant inside Slack

Where the work conversation already happens. Install it once, and it answers in the places you invite it to. It runs on OpenClaw or Hermes, hosted by Diali.

The facts

Engines
OpenClaw and Hermes
Account
Nothing extra to buy
Plans
Every plan
Slack

What it does here

Answers in DMs

A direct message to your assistant is the quickest way to hand it something, and it keeps the context of what you asked yesterday.

Replies in threads

It answers inside the thread rather than dropping a wall of text in the channel, so the conversation stays where people expect it.

Reads shared files

Share a document or an export in the thread and ask what is in it. It reads what you gave it, and only what you gave it.

Getting connected

Three steps from the dashboard. The full guide, with screenshots, opens when you connect the channel.

  1. Create a Slack app

    Create an app for your workspace from Slack's app dashboard. Diali tells you exactly which fields it needs.

  2. Grant the scopes

    Add the bot scopes for reading and posting messages. Slack lists them plainly before you approve anything.

  3. Install to your workspace

    Install the app, then invite the bot into the channels it should answer in.

Questions people ask

  • You need permission to install an app in the workspace. On many workspaces that means an admin approves it once. Your assistant only reaches the channels somebody invites it into.

  • The channels it has been invited to, and direct messages sent to it. It cannot read a private channel it is not in, and it cannot read another person's DMs.

  • Diali does not use the content of your conversations to train AI models. Your assistant needs a message to answer it, and that is where it ends.

Get started

Pick a channel, and your agent is live today

Every plan reaches every channel. Connect one now and add the rest whenever you like.