@hud with a command and get results posted back to the channel.
Setup
- Go to hud.ai/project/settings
- Find the Integrations section
- Click Add to Slack
- Authorize HUD for your workspace
You need admin or owner permissions on your HUD team to set up integrations.
Commands
Run a Scenario
Example: Ops Debugging Bot
We use this internally at HUD—when a Sentry alert fires, someone pastes the issue URL into our#ops channel:
- Connects to Sentry via MCP
- Pulls error details, stack traces, and context
- Analyzes the root cause
- Posts a summary with suggested fixes
List Available Scenarios
Get Help
Options
You can customize runs with additional parameters:| Parameter | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
model | Model to use (after scenario name) | claude-sonnet-4-5 |
max_steps | Maximum agent actions | 100 |
my-scenario with claude-opus-4-5, max 50 steps, and query="hello world".
Viewing Results
When you run a scenario, HUD immediately responds with:- ✅ Started confirmation (or ❌ if there’s an error)
- Trace link — Click to follow the agent’s progress live
Finding Commands from the Platform
Every scenario card on the platform has a code snippet panel. Click the</> icon, then select the Slack tab to see the exact command for that scenario with proper argument formatting.
Copy the command directly from the platform for any scenario.
Slack command in scenario card
Troubleshooting
”I don’t see @hud in my workspace”
Make sure you’ve completed the OAuth flow in Settings. You may need to refresh Slack after authorization.”Permission denied” errors
The person running the command needs access to the environment in HUD. Check your team permissions on the platform.”Scenario not found”
Double-check the environment and scenario names. Use@hud list to see available options.