Reporting on Slack
Keep hiring managers in the loop without writing the update yourself. This agent posts a short, decision-focused project report to Slack on a schedule.
- Output
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What it does
Reporting on Slack turns a project's current state into a short status update written for the hiring manager and posted to the project's Slack channel on a schedule you set in Project → Settings. It reads the project's documents (intake notes, shortlists, screening reports, submissions) and summarizes what changed, what's blocked, and what needs a decision.
Why teams use it
- Hiring managers stay informed without a meeting or a chase.
- Updates are consistent, short, and land where the team already works.
- Every report is grounded in the project's real documents — no invented facts.
What you get
A concise Slack message: a one-line headline, what moved, anything blocked, and a clear list of what (if anything) the agent needs the hiring manager to decide.
What you need
- Slack connected for your workspace (Settings → Connectors).
- A channel and a report frequency set in the project's Settings tab.
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