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Read and summarize Slack channel history and thread conversations. Use when receiving Slack links (https://...slack.com/archives/...) or requests to view channel/thread/reply conversations, summarize discussions, or check recent messages in a channel.
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Script to fetch Slack channel history, threads, and individual replies. Output is LLM-friendly format: one message per line, ascending order (oldest→newest), minimal whitespace.
scripts/slack-thread.sh (entry point) → scripts/slack-thread.py (main logic)
https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/C0AE4MGLNUU
^^^^^^^^^^^
Channel ID
https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/C0AE4MGLNUU/p1770775935866499
^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Channel ID Message ts (parent)
https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/C0AE4MGLNUU/p1770776063826049?thread_ts=1770775935.866499&cid=C0AE4MGLNUU
^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^
Channel ID Reply ts (child) Parent ts Channel ID (duplicate)
p + 10 digits (seconds) + 6 digits (microseconds). API uses seconds.microseconds format (e.g., p1770775935866499 → 1770775935.866499)| Link Format | Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
/archives/CHANNEL |
Channel | Fetch channel history |
/archives/CHANNEL/pTS |
Thread | Fetch full thread with ts as parent |
/archives/CHANNEL/pTS?thread_ts=... |
Reply | Fetch single reply only |
scripts/slack-thread.sh https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/CHANNEL/pTIMESTAMP
scripts/slack-thread.sh <channel-id> <thread-ts>
scripts/slack-thread.sh https://abstract-...
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# Slack Thread Reader
Script to fetch Slack channel history, threads, and individual replies.
Output is LLM-friendly format: one message per line, ascending order (oldest→newest), minimal whitespace.
## Script Location
`scripts/slack-thread.sh` (entry point) → `scripts/slack-thread.py` (main logic)
## Slack Link Structure
```
https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/C0AE4MGLNUU
^^^^^^^^^^^
Channel ID
https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/C0AE4MGLNUU/p1770775935866499
^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Channel ID Message ts (parent)
https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/C0AE4MGLNUU/p1770776063826049?thread_ts=1770775935.866499&cid=C0AE4MGLNUU
^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^
Channel ID Reply ts (child) Parent ts Channel ID (duplicate)
```
- **pTS**: Timestamp in URL path. `p` + 10 digits (seconds) + 6 digits (microseconds). API uses `seconds.microseconds` format (e.g., `p1770775935866499` → `1770775935.866499`)
- **thread_ts**: Parent message ts of the thread. If present, it's a reply link
- **cid**: Duplicate channel ID info (for app deep links, ignored by script)
- **ts**: Unique ID and timestamp of a Slack message. Unique within a channel
## Usage
### 3 Modes
| Link Format | Mode | Behavior |
|-----------|------|------|
| `/archives/CHANNEL` | Channel | Fetch channel history |
| `/archives/CHANNEL/pTS` | Thread | Fetch full thread with ts as parent |
| `/archives/CHANNEL/pTS?thread_ts=...` | Reply | Fetch single reply only |
### Read Thread
```bash
scripts/slack-thread.sh https://abstract-im.slack.com/archives/CHANNEL/pTIMESTAMP
scripts/slack-thread.sh <channel-id> <thread-ts>
```
### Read Channel History
```bash
scripts/slack-thread.sh https://abstract-...generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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Set up and use 1Password CLI (op). Use when installing the CLI, enabling desktop app integration, signing in (single or multi-account), or reading/injecting/running secrets via op.