Slack Channel Digest

What it does

Each morning it scans your Slack for direct messages still waiting on you, mentions of your name, and anything that reads like it's asking you to decide something. It separates that from everything else into a short worth-knowing section, so you see the full picture without the noise mattering as much. When you ask it to respond, it writes a draft reply rather than sending on its own, leaving the actual send under your control.

First messages to try

1. Run this morning's digest now. Show me waiting DMs, @mentions, and anything that looks like a decision, each with the channel it came from.
2. Draft a reply to the [channel or person] item from today's digest, but don't send it — I want to read it first.
3. For the next week, only flag items from these channels: [list]. Tell me what you're ignoring so I know nothing important is being skipped.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions Slack as the one workspace it reads from, staying read-only unless you ask it to draft a reply. It names no other app, so expect the setup to be a single Slack connection.

Cautions

• Read-only still means it can see every DM and private channel your account has access to, so check which workspace and channels it's actually watching before trusting the digest is complete.
• A daily digest can start to miss slower-burning threads that never ping you directly; check in on channels it doesn't flag every so often.

Compare with: slack radar by Parker SmithSlacker by Scott Metcalf