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Slackzilla Documentation

Guides

• Setup - Configure Slack, local development, AI, and production services.
• Architecture - Processes, request dispatch, storage, telemetry, and deployment.
• Terminal - Embedded terminal commands, navigation, authentication, API access, logs, RAG, and browser storage.
• API - Endpoint reference and API implementation guide.
• RAG Assistant - Retrieval, model generation, image assets, and command execution.
• Security - Authentication, authorisation, cookies, sessions, PBKDF2, and CSRF.
• Webhook - GitHub signature verification and deployment flow.
• Server Setup - Linux host, systemd, dashboard, and webhook checklist.
• Testing - Automated tests, validation checks, RAG tools, and npm scripts.
• Extension Docs - List of extension guides
• POST commands - List of POST commands for Slackzilla bot and dashboard.

Extension Guides

• Command Extensions - Add new commands to the bot and dashboard.
• RAG Extensions - Add new RAG tools and AI
• Dashboard Extensions - Add new public/private API endpoints.
• Terminal Extensions - Add local and server-backed terminal commands safely.

POST Commands

• POST /api/admin/control
• POST /api/admin/feedback
• POST /api/ask
• POST /api/command

Project Referencess

• Devlogs - Development history and implementation notes.
• Stardance Devlogs - Hack Club devlogs
• Repository - Source code
• Hosted dashboard - live React dashboard and bot interface.
• Slackzilla Server - help channel for Slackzilla bot and dashboard.

about slackzilla

Slackzilla is a full-stack Slack application built with Node.js, Slack Bolt, React and Vite. It combines a Slack bot with a web dashboard for managing commands, monitoring application activity, viewing logs and handling administrative operations.

The project is split into two main processes:

• Bot: Maintains the Slack connection through Socket Mode and handles Slack events and commands.
• Dashboard server: Serves the web interface and provides HTTP APIs for authentication, session management, monitoring and administrative operations.

The dashboard uses React and Vite, while the backend uses Node.js and a built-in HTTP server. Both processes share file-backed storage for application data. Slackzilla is designed with a modular architecture, separating bot functionality, server-side operations and frontend components to make the codebase easier to maintain, test and extend.

For implementation details, see Architecture, API Reference and Security.

this is a solo project by rylvion (me :D) and is open source under the MIT license