Eluu agents can now work with Slack canvases, custom emoji, channel management, group DMs, scheduled messages and full-text search, and your threads get Slack's agent experience: Slack's Stop button, the "is working" status and thread names that stay in sync with Eluu. A colleague's app also answers direct messages. Your custom Slack app needs a few new settings to unlock them, and Slack only lets an app's own collaborators change that. The fix is a single copy-paste round trip through Slack's App Manifest page and takes about two minutes per app.
The manifest is a single text document that holds all of your app's settings, including every URL that needs to change.
Only the app's collaborators can see it. Whoever created it can add you: app settings β Collaborators β add your email. Or forward them this wizard.
Pick the Eluu your app works with, then paste the manifest below. The moment you paste, the wizard adds the new Eluu permissions, Slack's agent experience and direct messages, and points every Eluu URL at the Eluu you picked. Your tokens and permissions are kept.
Then confirm everything works. Tap each check as it passes.
Your custom Slack app is now on manifest v2026-10.2: canvases, emoji, channel management, group DMs, scheduled messages and full-text search are ready for your agents, and your threads have Slack's agent experience. People can now DM a colleague's app to start a chat. Your tokens and installed workspaces were never touched.
One last thing: in Eluu, open Slack β your bot's row β Manage β Reinstall (top-right of the drawer) β not Slack's own banner β so Eluu records the new grant and switches the new tools on.
Run the wizard once per custom app. Team-level and agent-level apps both count. Once every app is done, you're finished.