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Connect Abundly agents with your existing tools and workflows.
Step 1: Create a Slack app
  1. Visit api.slack.com/apps
  2. Click “Create New App” → “From a manifest”
  3. Use the manifest template with required scopes and bot events
  4. Copy the App ID and Bot User OAuth Token
Step 2: Configure in AbundlyGo to Settings → Capabilities, enable Slack, and paste in the bot token and app ID.Step 3: Configure Event Subscriptions (for listening)Set the Request URL to: https://agent-service-339911427090.europe-north2.run.app/api/slack/webhookStep 4: Invite to ChannelsType /invite @AgentName in any channel where you want the agent to work.
For detailed setup including the full manifest template, contact support@abundly.ai.
Step 1: Enable the capability
  1. Go to your agent’s Settings → Capabilities page
  2. Find “Google Drive” in the capabilities list
  3. Click “Create connection”
Step 2: Google approval flow
  1. Sign in to your Google account
  2. Accept the scope for specific file access
  3. Click “Allow” to grant permissions
Step 3: Start using Google DriveOnce connected, your agent can:
  • Create documents
  • Access shared files using the document picker under “Docs”
  • Work with files you’ve explicitly shared
You don’t need a service account. The integration uses your personal Google account with selective access.
1. Add the App in Slack FirstIn Slack, look at the Apps section and click “Add apps” to add your app.2. Configure Event SubscriptionsThis is critical for the agent to listen to messages:
  • Set Request URL to: https://agent-service-339911427090.europe-north2.run.app/api/slack/webhook
  • Enable Events toggle to ON
  • Add bot events: app_mention, message.im
3. Understanding Response BehaviorWith basic configuration, your agent only responds to direct @mentions. For general messages, add message.groups and message.channels to bot events.4. Invite the AgentIn each channel, type /invite @YourAgentName5. Verify Required ScopesEnsure your app has: channels:read, groups:read, chat:write, app_mentions:read
Pull Request Management:
  • Merge pull requests with different merge methods
  • List and filter pull requests by status
  • Get detailed PR information including file changes and diffs
Repository Access:
  • Browse repository files and directories
  • Read file contents from any branch
  • List repository branches
  • Track recent commits and changes
Getting Started:
  1. Enable the Capability in Settings → Capabilities
  2. Create a GitHub Token with scopes: repo, read:org, and optionally workflow
  3. Paste your token and optionally specify watched repositories
The GitHub integration does not currently support GitHub Projects. It focuses on repository-level operations.
No, Abundly is not integrated with the Microsoft ecosystem and does not use Microsoft’s selection of language models. We make independent choices about which AI models to use based on performance for autonomous agent tasks.

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