@base44-preview/sdk 0.8.20-pr.136.1b3a14b → 0.8.20-pr.136.28e7eab
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* | Slack Bot | `slackbot` |
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* Some connectors have dedicated setup guides: {@link https://docs.base44.com/Integrations/gmail-connector | Gmail}, {@link https://docs.base44.com/Integrations/linkedin-connector | LinkedIn}, and {@link https://docs.base44.com/Integrations/slack-connector | Slack} (covers both `slack` and `slackbot`).
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* ### Slack User vs Slack Bot
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* - **`slackbot`** (Slack Bot): Uses a bot token. API calls act as a bot with a customizable display name and icon. Requests bot-level scopes, which are more commonly allowed by organizations with stricter security policies. The bot can post to public channels without being invited and supports custom branding per message.
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* Base44 provides two Slack connectors: `slack` uses a user token and acts as the connected user, while `slackbot` uses a bot token with a customizable display name. Use `slack` when your app needs to read Slack data or act with a user's permissions. Use `slackbot` for sending automated messages as a branded bot. See the {@link https://docs.base44.com/Integrations/slack-connector | Slack connectors} guide for full details.
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* ## Authentication Modes
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