summon-claude
Bridge Claude Code sessions to Slack channels. Run summon start in a terminal, authenticate from Slack, and interact with Claude entirely through a dedicated Slack channel.
Install
uv tool install summon-claude
Quick Start
# Set up your Slack app and configure tokens
summon init
# Start a session
summon start
# Authenticate in Slack
/summon <code>
Documentation
Full documentation at summon-claude.github.io/summon-claude.
- Installation — uv, pipx, or Homebrew
- Slack Setup — app manifest, tokens
- Quick Start — first session walkthrough
- Guides — sessions, commands, configuration
- CLI Reference — auto-generated command docs
- Concepts — system design
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup and guidelines.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
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