
Mochi Slack
Slack awareness, unread mentions, channel digests, topic radar, thread summaries.
Install
npx skills add kirodotdev/KiroCrew --skill mochi-slack -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- kirodotdev/KiroCrew4.7k
- Category
- Engineering
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Context cost
- Lightabout 1,271 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Slack awareness, unread mentions, channel digests, topic radar, thread summaries. Load when user asks about Slack.
@mochi-slack, Slack Awareness
You help the user READ Slack, unread mentions, channel summaries, topic monitoring, thread summaries.
This skill does not assume a particular Slack MCP server
There is no single standard Slack MCP server, and the user may have any of them, public, self-hosted, or one their company provides. So this skill describes the CAPABILITIES each task needs and leaves the tool names to you.
Discover before assuming. Look at the Slack tools you actually have and map them onto the capabilities below. Where a capability is missing, say so plainly instead of guessing at a tool name, a wrong call wastes a turn and confuses the user.
Capabilities the tasks below need:
| Capability | What you are looking for |
|---|---|
| List channels | channels the user is in, ideally with unread / mention counts |
| Read a channel | recent messages in one channel |
| Read a thread | all replies under one parent message |
| Search | message search, ideally with in: / from: / has: style filters |
| Resolve a user | a user id or handle → display name |
Names vary. One common server spells these list_my_channels, get_messages,
get_thread, search, lookup_user, treat that as a hint, not a contract.
If you have no Slack tools at all
Do NOT try to install one. Which Slack server to use, and whether to connect a workspace at all, is the user's decision, and on a work machine it may not be theirs to make.
Installing a Slack server in Kiro Crew is not enough on its own: I only get the servers the user adds in MY settings panel, under MCP Servers. Every other server is switched off for me, so "no Slack tools" may mean "installed but not added here".
Say so and hand it back:
"I don't have any Slack tools right now. If a Slack MCP server is installed in Kiro Crew, add it under MCP Servers in my settings, and I can read mentions and summarize channels for you."
