TaskDeck
Slack

Card and sprint news in your Slack channels.

Connect a Slack workspace to a project and choose, channel by channel, which board’s events it gets. Each update arrives as a card with the details that changed.

Connect your assistantConnect Slack

Connect a workspace

  1. Add to Slack

    In Project settings → Integrations → Slack, a project admin chooses Add to Slack and approves TaskDeck in Slack.

  2. Add a channel

    Pick a channel, the board it follows or all boards, and the events it gets, then save. To post in a private channel, invite TaskDeck to it first.

  3. Send a test

    Send test posts to the channel, so you can see where updates will land.

What a post looks like

A card’s changes from the same few seconds arrive as one post.

Coloured by event
A colour stripe for the kind of update, and the card’s key and title linking to it.
Who did what
A line for each change, with who made it. AI agents are marked (AI), and comments are quoted.
The details
The column it moved from and to, the assignee, the checklist’s progress, the estimate and the due date.
Where it lives
The project, board and tags at the bottom, and a button that opens the card in TaskDeck.

What can post

  • A card is created
  • A card moves to another column
  • A card is finished
  • A card is assigned
  • A card is closed or reopened
  • Someone comments
  • A checklist item changes
  • A card is deleted
  • A sprint starts
  • A sprint is completed

Good to know

  • One workspace per project. Reconnecting replaces it; switching to another workspace clears the channels.
  • A channel can follow every board or one, and can have separate settings for different boards.
  • Slack shows updates; nothing in Slack changes a card. The button opens TaskDeck.
  • Only project admins connect Slack and choose channels. Everyone on the project can see the connection.
  • Slack is on every plan. Disconnecting revokes TaskDeck’s access to the workspace.

Slack

Questions about Slack

Can I create or update cards from Slack?

No. Slack receives updates from TaskDeck, and the button in each post opens the card.

Does it work with private channels?

Yes, once TaskDeck has been invited to the channel.

Will a busy card flood the channel?

No. Changes to a card within a few seconds of each other arrive as one post.

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