Set up Slack
Install the Lleverage Agent in a Slack workspace and connect the workspace to your Lleverage organisation.
Slack is the simpler Agent-channel installation path. You authorize the Lleverage app through Slack rather than uploading an app manifest manually.
Before you start
You need permission to configure Channels in Lleverage. Your Slack workspace may also require an administrator to approve new apps.
Install the Agent
In Lleverage, open Control → Channels.
Choose Slack and start the connection.
Continue to Slack when prompted.
Select the Slack workspace you want to connect.
Review the requested permissions and authorize the Lleverage app. If your workspace requires app approval, complete that approval with a Slack administrator.
Return to Lleverage and confirm that the Slack workspace shows as connected.
There is no Teams-style manifest upload for the normal Slack setup.
Configure where conversations run
After the workspace is connected, review its routing in Control → Channels.

By default, an organisation-level channel can resolve work from each person's own Lleverage access. You can pin a conversation to a particular project when the Agent should consistently use that project's context, Skills or Connections.
The Channels surface shows which Slack workspaces are connected and whether channels are currently routed to the Project. Use Route a channel when a shared Slack channel should consistently resolve to that Project; use Manage connections for the organisation-level workspace connection itself.
Check the installation
Open Slack and find the Lleverage app. Start with a small, non-sensitive task in a direct message. If you use the Agent from a shared channel, mention or address the app in the conversation as appropriate for that Slack context.
If the Agent can respond but cannot use a project-specific capability, check the person's Lleverage project access and the channel routing before reconnecting the Slack workspace.
For day-to-day use, see Agent in Slack.
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