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Slack
Install the Done Bear Slack bot to keep tasks moving from Slack conversations.
Bring Done Bear into Slack so your team can turn conversations into tasks without switching tools.
Overview
Ask @Done Bear to create a task, clarify a thread, or answer Done Bear task questions in a Slack channel, thread, or DM. Done Bear replies in-thread.
Configure
Integration setup
Open Done Bear Settings → Integrations → Slack and choose Add to Slack. A Done Bear workspace owner or admin starts the install, then a Slack workspace admin or app manager approves the app for the Slack workspace. After that, people in the workspace can:
- Ask
@Done Bearto create Done Bear tasks from Slack channels and threads. - DM
@Done Bearto create personal capture tasks or ask about your tasks. - Invite
@Done Bearto private channels before mentioning it there. - Read the in-thread reply to confirm the task title and the view it landed in.
Connect multiple Slack workspaces
Done Bear is designed for one Slack app with multiple workspace installations. Each Slack workspace installs the same Done Bear Slack app and maps to one Done Bear workspace.
Done Bear Agent For Slack
Mention @Done Bear in a discussion and ask it to create a task. Done Bear uses the Slack thread as context and only creates a task when the message is asking for one.
For example:
@Done Bear create a task to follow up with support@Done Bear create a task to review this bug report@Done Bear add a todo for the launch checklist
Slack replies are posted in-thread.
To use @Done Bear in Slack:
- Public channels: mention
@Done Beardirectly. - Private channels: invite the bot first with
/invite @Done Bear. - Direct messages: DM with a task request.
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