[rami-hatoum]

What this changes

A person who connects their own Slack account to Auto has a page that says how: Connect Slack, under Guides, Connect data, in the shape of Connect Zoom.

• What you need. Auto running with the agent connected as the person, a Slack account in the workspace, and that the connection acts as the person through Slack's MCP server: it sees what they see, and a message it sends is from them. A workspace that takes only approved apps asks the person to request the app first. Acting as a Slack app's bot instead is the slack-api provider.
• Add Slack. The ask a person types, the Studio page and its ten-minute link, what Slack shows, and the table of what the person sees where whoever runs Auto registered a Slack app of their own, where consent through Auto is on, and where neither is.
• Use Slack in a playbook. What a playbook can do with the scopes the slack entry asks, as asks a business reader would type, and that the messages a call answers stay in the playbook's history for anyone who may read the playbook, who can then read messages Slack would not show them, unless the connection keeps only each answer's size.
• Remove Slack. In Auto, which forgets the tokens without asking Slack to revoke them, since what Slack publishes for its MCP server names no revocation address, so the authorization stands at Slack until the person revokes it there; and at Slack, with the steps from Slack's help for a member who revokes their own authorization and for an owner who removes the app. What remains names the consent service's lines, those for Slack's notices that the app was removed among them.

Connect Zoom gains the matching sentence about Zoom's removal notices, and the connections page says that Auto's own Slack app gives Slack the consent service's address for its notices, as the Zoom app does.

Both Connect pages are now linked from the docs index and from the Next list of Give a function tools.

Checklist

• The PR title is a conventional commit with a workspace scope, such as feat(reasoning): .... It becomes the squash commit and the changelog entry.
• pnpm check passes locally, with every file at 100% coverage.
• I've signed the Contributor License Agreement (the CLA bot asks on your first PR).