Convert input text into a ready-to-paste Slack message using Slack-flavored markdown.
npx skills add https://github.com/nvie/skills --skill slack-nvie
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: slack Source: https://github.com/nvie/skills/tree/main/skills/slack Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nvie/skills --skill slack-nvie
• bullet characters, bare URLs, and avoids headings, tables, and labelled links that break in the Slack composer. - Casual voice matching: Writes in a direct, properly-capitalized, first-person tone with hedged inferences and flat statements only for observed facts. - Zero-chatter output: Returns only the message body in a fenced code block, with no preamble, options, or follow-up questions. - Use Case: Paste a long debugging writeup and get back a short Slack message that quotes the source, links it, and clearly separates established facts from personal interpretation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to turn your notes or draft into a Slack message, for example by saying "slackify this update about the delayed deploy".High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Use Slack-flavored markdown: single asterisks for bold, underscores for italic, literal bullet characters instead of dashes, and bare URLs. Avoid markdown headings, tables, and labelled links, which do not convert when pasted into the composer.
Provide the draft and ask for it as a Slack message. The output keeps only the point of the input, matches length to the content, and uses bullets only when there are genuinely several distinct items.
Slack's cmd+shift+f only auto-converts dash or asterisk list syntax when typed directly, not on paste. The workaround is writing a literal Unicode bullet character followed by a space, which pastes correctly with or without formatting.
No. Markdown link syntax and Slack's API mrkdwn format stay literal when pasted into the composer, leaving stray characters visible. Use bare URLs instead, which Slack linkifies automatically.
Messages use a casual, direct, first-person voice with proper capitalization and contractions. Observed facts are stated flatly while conclusions are hedged with phrases like "could be" or "it looks like", and no corporate padding or sign-offs are added.
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