Slack
Chat with Alloy AI directly from your Slack workspace
Alloy's Slack bot brings the full power of Alloy AI into your workspace 
. It has the same capabilities as the in-app chat — search missions, run analysis, create reports, and more — all without leaving Slack.
Setting up
Click the link below to add Alloy to your Slack workspace:
How to use it
Mention @Alloy in any channel with your question:
- "@Alloy what happened in our latest mission?"
- "@Alloy find all GPS signal loss events"
- "@Alloy create a report on this week's flights"
The bot responds in a thread, keeping the channel clean. Continue the conversation in the same thread — Alloy remembers the context.
Send a direct message to the Alloy bot — no @ mention needed:
- "Show me my most recent missions"
- "Compare battery performance across firmware versions"
- "Set up a scenario for motor fault events"
What it can do
The Slack bot has all the same capabilities as the in-app chat:
- Search your mission data with natural language, log patterns, or image descriptions
- Analyze data with SQL queries and Python code
- Create reports across one or many missions
- Set up scenarios to track patterns
- View images and charts — mission images and generated charts are shared directly in the thread, no need to open the app
- Fetch metrics and summaries for any mission
Thread conversations
The bot is thread-aware. When you reply in a thread, Alloy sees the full conversation history and responds in context:
- "@Alloy show me missions from last week"
- "Which one had the longest duration?"
- "Create a report comparing that one to the previous week's longest"
Each reply builds on the previous context — no need to repeat yourself.
Progress indicators
While the bot is working, you'll see emoji reactions on your message:
| Reaction | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 👀 | Processing your request |
| ⚙️ | Running tools or queries |
| ✅ | Done |
| ❌ | Something went wrong |