dnd: set -dnd if you want the dnd (usually this is asked in the second step, but you can skip that and force the dnd).

default: the default minutes that applies to that status.

Editing existing statuses or adding others.Īll status settings are in the Arg&Vars object that follows each command, the fields are: NOTE: if you specify 0 it will not be reset and slack will not automatically be reopened.

In fact, each status has a default duration, but you can also specify your duration by inputing the number in minutes, e.g. The slack App will be opened automatically. After 10 minutes (that's the default for that status) the status and snooze will be reset. ssbrb > yes > yes : will set the BRB, set the snooze and close the Slack app. If so it will be reopened as soon as the status expires.Į.g. Some of them also asks if you want to close Slack app. The statuses ask (via filter list) for DND: this means that the snooze is set to false aka you don't get notifications.

ssclear: Resets the status (and reopens Slack).

sslunch: Lunch time asks to Close Slack.

ssafk: Away From Keyboard asks to Close Slack.

ssmeeting: In a Meeting asks for DND and to Close Slack.

ssdnd: Do not Disturb asks for DND and to Close Slack.

ssfocus: Focus asks for DND and to Close Slack.

ssbrb: set status as BRB: asks for DND and to Close Slack.

a notification that token has been saved is shown.

run sssetup but select 'paste token' and add the token as parameter of that action.A redirect to a page will show you your token, it's xoxp.sssetup and init the Oauth operation, the slack webpage will open and you will be prompted with Oauth.Since Slack has changed auth flow, you have to add this app to your Slack and perform an Oauth Login It has pre-defined set of statuses, but by modifying the workflow you can add yours.

This workflow allows you to set your slack status via Alfred.

Slack status update