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Back up your Slack — messages and files — to your PC or Mac, search every message instantly and ask AI about it. Free to start, no cloud, no account.
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Track projects from your own Slack with your AI agent (Claude Code, Codex). Works with Empowia for Slack: https://empowia.com/slack-backup/download
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Read the full README ↗An open-source skill that turns your own AI agent into a project tracker for Slack. It works with Claude and Codex.
Made to work with Empowia for Slack. The skill reads your Slack through Empowia's local backup and its MCP server, so it needs Empowia installed. Empowia for Slack is a free download: https://empowia.com/slack-backup/download
It reads your Slack, as backed up on your computer by Empowia for Slack, and helps you with four things:
Find your projects. It spots the projects running in your channels and DMs, and proposes them to you.
Set each one up with you. A short brainstorm agrees the workflow stages, owners, milestones and a Gantt chart. Workflows are saved so the next similar project can reuse them.
Keep track. Each update reads only what is new and records:
Every item links back to the message it came from.
Warn and suggest. Overdue work, quiet projects, unanswered blockers and slipping milestones show up as alerts. Each project gets a few concrete next steps.
You can ask your agent at any time ("How is the Acme project going?", "What do I owe this week?"), or open the HTML report it keeps up to date.
Slack ──► Empowia (backup on your computer) ──► MCP ──► your agent + this skill
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~/empowia-pulse/ ◄──────┘
├── report.html (open in a browser)
├── data/ (projects, commitments, settings)
└── workflows/ (your reusable workflows)
First install Empowia for Slack and connect your workspaces. Then:
claude plugin marketplace add Jinqiuxia/empowia-project-pulse
claude plugin install empowia-project-pulse@empowia
Then connect Empowia's MCP server (step 2 below) and restart Claude Code.
In Claude Code or Codex, say:
Install the empowia-project-pulse skill from https://github.com/Jinqiuxia/empowia-project-pulse and connect the Empowia MCP server. Here is the command from Empowia → Settings → MCP server: …
Then restart the agent app.
1. Copy the skill folder (skills/empowia-project-pulse/, the one containing SKILL.md) into your agent's skills folder.
| Agent | Skills folder |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | ~/.claude/skills/ |
| Codex | ~/.agents/skills/ |
git clone https://github.com/Jinqiuxia/empowia-project-pulse.git
cp -r empowia-project-pulse/skills/empowia-project-pulse ~/.claude/skills/ # Claude
cp -r empowia-project-pulse/skills/empowia-project-pulse ~/.agents/skills/ # Codex
On Windows (PowerShell):
Copy-Item -Recurse empowia-project-pulse\skills\empowia-project-pulse $HOME\.claude\skills\ # Claude
Copy-Item -Recurse empowia-project-pulse\skills\empowia-project-pulse $HOME\.agents\skills\ # Codex
No git? Download the ZIP from the latest release and copy the same folder.
2. Connect Empowia's MCP server. Empowia → Settings → MCP server shows the exact command for your computer:
| Edition | Command |
|---|---|
| Windows, Microsoft Store | %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\WindowsApps\empowia.exe --mcp |
| Windows, portable | the full path to Empowia-for-Slack.exe, then --mcp |
| Mac | the path shown in Settings, then --mcp |
Claude Code:
claude mcp add --scope user empowia -- "<path to Empowia>" --mcp
Codex, either by command:
codex mcp add empowia -- "<path to Empowia>" --mcp
or in ~/.codex/config.toml:
[mcp_servers.empowia]
command = "C:\\Users\\<you>\\AppData\\Local\\Microsoft\\WindowsApps\\empowia.exe"
args = ["--mcp"]
Restart the agent app afterwards.
3. Keep Empowia backing up.
Tell your agent:
Set up Empowia Project Pulse.
It asks four short questions: your Slack name, your role, your language and time zone. It then reads the last week of messages and proposes the projects it found. Pick the ones to track, and the brainstorm for each takes a few minutes.
| You say | It does |
|---|---|
| "Find my projects" | proposes projects it sees in your Slack |
| "Set up the Acme project" | brainstorms the workflow, milestones and Gantt chart with you |
| "Update" | reads what's new and refreshes everything |
| "How is Acme going?" | answers from the project, with sources |
| "What do I owe this week?" / "Who owes me something?" | lists your commitments, and others' to you |
| "What's at risk?" | lists alerts and slipping milestones |
| "Move the launch to 2 December" | changes the plan and the Gantt chart |
| "Close Acme" | holds a short retrospective, and offers to improve the workflow for next time |
Create a scheduled task in your agent app (Claude desktop app: scheduled tasks; Codex: automations).
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