These are all of the slash commands available inside of Slack that you can run to interact with the Slack Overload app. If you just getting started, use the QuickStart to learn how to use the Slack Overload app.
Clear Status
Clear your status text, emoji and remove Do Not Disturb.
/clear-status
Create Trigger
Define a saved status that you can trigger later using just its name.
/create-trigger NAME = STATUS TEXT (:EMOJI:) [DND] [for DURATION]
- NAME: The name of the trigger. Required.
- STATUS TEXT: The status text to set on your profile. Optional.
- EMOJI: A single emoji, either a slack encoded emoji like
:boat:or the unicode emoji ⛵️. Required because emoji are great. - DND: Specifies if you should be set to Do Not Disturb. Optional.
- DURATION: Default time that the trigger should apply. Optional. Supported units are m=minute, h=hour, d=day, w=week, for example 5m would be a duration of 5 minutes.
Examples
/create-trigger lunch = brb omnomnom (🌯) for 1h
/create-trigger vacation = I'm on a boat! (:boat:) DND for 1w
/create-trigger sick = I'm sick, go talk to my manager (🤒) DND
/create-trigger brb = (🚽)
Delete Trigger
Delete a trigger by name.
/delete-trigger NAME
- Name: The name of the trigger. Required.
Link Slack
Displays a magic link to associate another Slack account to the current one so
that when you run Slack Overload commands, like /trigger, it is applied to
that Slack account as well.
/link-slack
List Triggers
List all defined triggers.
/list-triggers
Trigger
Trigger a predefined status change by name.
/trigger NAME
- Name: The name of the trigger. Required.