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KimpalbokTV Slack

Read and post in a Slack workspace — channels, threads, reactions and profiles — from an MCP client.

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LABSCO SUMMARY

A bot token's worth of Slack, inside your client.

What it can do is exactly what the Slack bot can do: read the channels it has been given, post and reply in threads, react, and look up who people are — and SLACK_CHANNEL_IDS is there for when you would rather it only saw a few channels.

What it is

A Slack MCP server published by KimpalbokTV (김팔복TV), a Korean YouTube channel, as example code for the setup they use. Eight tools cover the workspace's public or pre-declared channels, posting and replying, emoji reactions, message history, thread replies and user profiles. It runs locally over stdio.

What you get

  • The workspace's public channels listed, or only the channels you declared in advance
  • A message posted to a channel
  • A reply posted into an existing message thread
  • An emoji reaction added to a message
  • Recent message history from a channel
  • Every reply under one thread
  • All workspace users with their basic profiles, and one user's profile in detail

Requirements

A Slack bot token in SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and the workspace id in SLACK_TEAM_ID, with the scopes you need granted under OAuth and Permissions on the Slack app. The optional SLACK_CHANNEL_IDS takes a comma-separated list of channel IDs, so the server works with those channels instead of every public one. Runs through npx against kimpalbok-slack-mcp-server. The documentation is written in Korean.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — npx -y kimpalbok-slack-mcp-server, then supply credentials