Slack
Turn a message into a task, run slash commands, complete and comment without leaving Slack, and get DMs for assignments, mentions, and recaps.
By ToDidIt Product TeamUpdated
An owner or admin connects Slack from Settings, Integrations, Slack. Teammates link automatically when their Slack email matches their ToDidIt account. Squad and Business only.
Then invite the ToDidIt app into the channels you use.
Once per workspace, by someone who can install apps in Slack.
Open Settings, Integrations.
Open integrationsSlack connects per ToDidIt workspace, so do it from the workspace whose work should show up in that Slack.
Authorize the app in Slack.
Slack asks which workspace and which channels. Your Slack admin may have to approve the install, which is a Slack setting rather than a ToDidIt one.
Try /todidit share in a channel.
Search a task and add its card to the conversation. If nothing comes back, the privacy check below is usually the reason.
- Turn a message into a task with the message shortcut
- Draft a whole project from a thread with Blueprint
- `/todidit mine` and `/todidit today` to list your work
- `/todidit share` to put a task card into a channel
- Complete, assign, and comment on tasks in place
- Link unfurls for tasks and projects
- An App Home tab with assigned, due-today, and recently updated
- DMs for assignments, mentions, and the Daily and Weekly Win Recaps
Project updates are never posted into a channel unless every human member of that channel is linked to ToDidIt and can already see that work. If even one person cannot, the post is skipped rather than leaking it.
Per-project channel posting is opt-in, configured on the project itself.
Similar readings
Everything below is in the Happiness Center.
Notifications
A bell in the top bar with the recent six, a full inbox at /notifications with search, and per-event controls for in-app and email.
Comments and @mentions
Threaded comments on any task, with @mention autocomplete over workspace members and live updates in every open drawer.
Project Blueprint
Describe a goal in a sentence and Didi drafts the whole project: tasks, subtasks, priorities, and due dates. You edit everything before it saves.
Roles and project access
Owner, Admin, Member, and Guest, plus a per-person list of which projects they can see. Enforced in the database, not just the interface.