Pigment Agents now reads and posts in Slack, inheriting user permissions
mattturck · x · 2026-11-12
Enterprise planning platform Pigment announced its Agents can now read and post in Slack: agents pull context from Slack threads (e.g., why a forecast moved may be buried in a conversation) into their work and share results back to channels.
- Permissioning: agents inherit each user's existing permissions in both Pigment and Slack.
- This is Pigment's second Agent Connector after Notion, with more connectors teased.
- VC Matt Turck amplified the update.
Notable as a path for enterprise agents to work where business context actually lives.
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