In Slack
Use /nairi slash commands to bind an agent to a channel, switch modes, and inspect running tasks.
Slack uses native slash commands. Type /nairi in any channel where the bot is installed and Slack will surface the subcommands inline.
All /nairi responses are ephemeral: only the user who ran the command sees them. Nothing is posted to the channel for other members.
Available commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/nairi help | Print the full command reference. |
/nairi agents | List every agent in your org. Use this to find the agent_id you want. |
/nairi agent | Show which agent is currently the default for this channel (if any). |
/nairi agent=<agent-id> | Set the default agent for this channel. Binds the channel so future @Nairi mentions route to this agent. |
/nairi mode=<ask|execute> | Set the default execution mode for this channel. See Modes below. |
/nairi ls | List active tasks in this channel only. |
/nairi lsa | List active tasks across every channel in this workspace. |
Channel binding
Slash commands set per-channel defaults. The most common flow is:
/nairi agentsto see the IDs./nairi agent=ag_…to bind the channel to one of them.@Nairi <prompt>to start using it.
A channel can be bound to one agent at a time. To switch, just rerun /nairi agent=<new-id>.
You can also override the bound agent for a single message by tagging it inline: @Nairi [agent=ag_…] <prompt>.
Modes
ask: the agent confirms before running irreversible or destructive actions (default for new channels).execute: the agent runs without asking.
Set per channel with /nairi mode=ask or /nairi mode=execute.
Inspecting tasks
/nairi lsshows tasks created in the current channel./nairi lsashows tasks across the whole workspace.
Both list queued, active, and recently idle tasks with the agent, the thread link, and a status. Tasks are scoped to the workspace, so a user in another Slack workspace won't see anything here.
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