Slack

About Slack

Slack is the channel-based messaging platform used by organisations for team communication and, in practice, for much of their operational tooling. Its platform APIs let external systems post richly formatted messages into channels, thread follow-ups under an original alert, and reach the people responsible for a system in the place they already work. For most engineering teams, an alert that does not reach Slack may as well not exist.

What the integration does

Hyperpriors routes its alerts into Slack channels you choose, with routing rules per alert type and severity. When a guardrail policy triggers in production, when an evaluation suite regresses, when observability monitors detect behavioural drift or a cost or latency anomaly — the relevant channel is notified with the context needed to act: what fired, on which agent, and a direct link to the trace.

Escalation policies determine where each severity lands. Routine notices can flow to a monitoring channel; incidents that need a human now can go to your on-call channel. Related alerts thread under the original message rather than repeating themselves, so an ongoing incident reads as one conversation instead of a wall of noise.

The aim is a simple one: when your AI system does something it should not, the right people know within seconds, with the evidence one click away.

Get started

Connect your Slack workspace from the Hyperpriors dashboard, or contact us to plan your alert routing.