ClawUp adds multi-channel support on Telegram, Feishu and Slack
Metis' AI agent platform ClawUp shipped Multi-Channel Support, letting agents meet users where they already talk instead of forcing them onto a new interface.
- Out of the box, ClawUp supports three channels: Telegram (bot token), Feishu (app ID + app secret), and Slack (bot token + app token).
- Users pick a channel when creating a Claw, drop in their credentials, and ClawUp handles the distribution.
- Announced via Metis' X account across a three-post thread.
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- 3/3 Your Claw. Your users' channels. Telegram, Feishu, or Slack — pick one, add your credentials, and ClawUp handles the rest. Try it → https://t.co/KgmiRiLc2H Replying to their earlier post: 2/3 Out of the box, ClawUp supports 3 channels: → @telegram — Bot Token → Feishu — App ID + App Secret → @SlackHQ — Bot Token + App Token Pick a channel when you create your Claw, drop in the creden…x.com ↗
- 2/3 Out of the box, ClawUp supports 3 channels: → @telegram — Bot Token → Feishu — App ID + App Secret → @SlackHQ — Bot Token + App Token Pick a channel when you create your Claw, drop in the credentials, and ClawUp takes it from there. https://t.co/KBdHkLlJnc Replying to their earlier post: 1/3 Most agent platforms treat messaging channels as an afterthought. But building the agent is only half the job. Distribution is the other half. Agents should show up where people already talk — not…x.com ↗
- 1/3 Most agent platforms treat messaging channels as an afterthought. But building the agent is only half the job. Distribution is the other half. Agents should show up where people already talk — not force them onto a new interface. That's why Multi-Channel Support ships https://t.co/GpJm7bwp4vx.com ↗
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