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A Slack bot template that triages form submissions. External services POST JSON to /api/form, the bot posts an interactive card to Slack, and reviewers can forward via email or mark as spam. Use these skills when working on this project:

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AGENTS.md

Chat SDK Form Bot

A Slack bot template that triages form submissions. External services POST JSON to /api/form, the bot posts an interactive card to Slack, and reviewers can forward via email or mark as spam.

Stack

  • Chat SDK (chat + @chat-adapter/slack + @chat-adapter/state-redis) — Slack bot framework
  • Hono — HTTP server and routing
  • Resend — Email forwarding
  • Redis — Submission storage (7-day TTL)
  • Vitest — Testing
  • Ultracite — Linting and formatting

Project Structure

src/
  index.ts            Hono app with HTTP routes (POST /api/form, POST /api/webhooks/slack)
  bot.ts              Chat SDK bot instance and action handlers
  lib/
    cards.ts          Card and modal builders (Chat SDK JSX components)
    email.ts          Resend email forwarding
    endpoint.ts       Optional webhook endpoint forwarding
    submissions.ts    Redis CRUD for form submissions
    local.ts          Local dev server entrypoint (@hono/node-server)
tests/
  *.test.ts           Unit tests

Commands

pnpm dev              # Start dev server (tsx watch, port 3000)
pnpm build            # Compile TypeScript to dist/
pnpm test             # Run tests with coverage
pnpm type-check       # Type-check without emitting
pnpm check            # Lint and format check (ultracite)
pnpm fix              # Auto-fix lint and format issues
pnpm validate         # Run check + type-check + test

Skills

Use these skills when working on this project:

  • chat-sdk — Chat SDK API, event handlers, cards, modals, streaming, and adapters
  • slack-agent — Slack-specific development patterns, testing, and deployment
  • hono — Hono routing, middleware, validation, and Vercel deployment

Key Patterns

  • The Hono app (src/index.ts) exports a default fetch handler for Vercel deployment. src/lib/local.ts wraps it with @hono/node-server for local dev only.
  • Chat SDK card components use function calls (Card(), Button(), etc.), not JSX — the tsconfig does not set jsxImportSource.
  • The bot uses bot.onAction() and bot.onModalSubmit() for interactivity, not event subscriptions.
  • Slack webhook route is at /api/webhooks/slack via bot.webhooks.slack.

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