Manage your tasks in Slack by chatting with Done Bear
Mention or DM @Done Bear to capture a task or look one up. It reads the thread for context, replies where you asked, and files tasks into your synced workspace.
Capture work without leaving Slack
Ask in plain language. The same agent that runs in Done Bear reads the thread, creates a task only when asked, and looks up existing work.
Use channels, threads, or DMs
Mention @Done Bear in a public channel, invite it before using a private channel, or send a DM. Replies stay in that thread.
Connect one workspace
A workspace owner connects Slack from Settings → Integrations. Slack OAuth handles approval, and members are matched by email. Tasks sync to every Done Bear app.
What you can say
No commands to learn. Try:
@Done Bear create a task to follow up with support@Done Bear create a task to review this bug report@Done Bear what's on my list for today?
Honest limits
It does not appear in Slack's More actions menu, it sends no Slack notifications, and Slack threads stay separate from Done Bear task comments. Tasks are attributed to the person who installed the integration.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Done Bear Slack integration work?
Mention or DM @Done Bear in plain language. It reads the thread, captures or looks up tasks, and replies in the thread with what it did.
Can I use the bot in private channels and DMs?
Yes. Mention it in a public channel, invite it before using a private channel, or DM it directly. Replies stay in the thread.
What can't the Slack integration do?
A mention or a DM is how you reach it. It has no More actions entry, it sends no notifications, and comments on a task are separate from the Slack thread.
How much does Done Bear cost?
Done Bear is free for up to 250 tasks. Paid plans start at $7/month per member billed yearly. Slack works on every tier.
Turn Slack messages into tasks
Connect Slack from Settings, then mention @Done Bear. Free to start, no trial, no credit card.