PluggyDocs

Slack Integration

Add Pluggy's hosted docs bot to your Slack workspace — ask questions and get answers from the live documentation. No setup, no self-hosting.

Overview#

Pluggy runs a hosted, public Slack bot that answers questions from Pluggy's live documentation right inside Slack. Add it to your workspace and your team can ask about the API, look things up, and get answers with doc links — without leaving Slack and without building anything.

Just like the MCP server, the bot is hosted by Pluggy: there's no Slack app to create, no OAuth scopes to configure, no request URLs, and no environment variables. You add it and use it.

Add the bot to your workspace#

Click Add to Slack and approve the install for your workspace (you'll need workspace-admin permission to install apps):

Add to Slack

That's the whole setup. Once installed, invite the bot to any channel where you want to use it.

Use it#

  • Mention it in a channel it's in:

    @Pluggy Docs how do I create a connect token and open the Connect Widget?

  • Direct-message it a question — no command needed:

    What scopes does the Connect Widget need?

The bot replies with a concise answer grounded in Pluggy's documentation, with links to the relevant guides.

What it can access (today)#

For now the bot answers from Pluggy's public documentation only — the same content served at docs.pluggy.dev: guides, API reference, changelog, recipes, and curated Q&A. It does not access your Pluggy account, applications, or data.

Coming soon — sign in for team answers

Like the MCP server, the bot will optionally let you sign in with your Pluggy dashboard account and keep a session, so it can answer questions scoped to your team — your applications, items, and usage. Until you sign in — and today, in v0 — it stays on the public docs.

Privacy#

The bot only reads the messages that mention it or that you DM it, uses them to search the documentation, and replies. It doesn't store your Slack data.

Troubleshooting#

  • The bot doesn't reply — make sure it's been invited to the channel (mentions only work where the bot is a member), or try a direct message.
  • "Add to Slack" didn't install — you need workspace-admin permission to add apps; ask your Slack admin to run the install.
  • Answers look off or outdated — the bot answers from the live public docs; if something's wrong in the docs themselves, let the Pluggy team know.