Slack
Send a task from a mention, direct message, or /shiba command, then approve it in the conversation.
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Read docs for SlackSHIBA / INTEGRATIONS
AI employees,
connected to your stack.
Browse the services, AI tools, and workspace components Shiba can work with. Connect the tools your installation supports, give an employee a task, then review the result.
THE CONNECTION DIRECTORY
Find your starting point
14 connections across 3 categories
Start work
Bring a task from a conversation, a schedule, or your own tools.
Telegram
Send a task to the bot and approve it with the buttons in your chat.
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Discord
Start a task with /shiba and follow its progress in your channel.
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Linear
Delegate an issue to Shiba, then open the workspace to review the requested work.
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Gmail
Use permitted email search results as context for a task.
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Read docs for GmailMCP clients
Request work and read task status from a supported AI app. A human still approves the proposed run.
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Read docs for MCP clientsCron & automations
Request work on a schedule or when a connected service sends an event.
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Read docs for Cron & automationsShiba CLI
Set up and explore a local Shiba workspace from your terminal.
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Read docs for Shiba CLIDashboard
Give an employee a brief, approve the proposed task, and review the files it returns.
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Read docs for DashboardRepository
Work against a repository you control, with reviewable changes.
GitHub
Give the task a working context and a place for files, from code changes to campaign drafts and budget notes.
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Choose the configured AI tool that will carry out the approved task.
OpenCode
Use OpenCode to carry out approved work in the task repository.
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Claude Code
Choose Claude Code as the agent for an approved task.
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Codex
Choose Codex as the agent for an approved task.
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Read docs for CodexModel providers
Connect a supported AI model through your own account.
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CONNECTED DOESN’T MEAN AUTHORIZED
A connection is a starting point
A connection brings context into the task. It does not give an employee permission to publish a campaign, update a customer record, or move money. Review the proposed work before approving it.
- Describe the task. Name the output you want: an account brief, campaign draft, code change, or budget summary from figures you supply. Choose the repository for the work.
- Review the proposal. Check the task and repository, then approve or reject the exact request before execution.
- Keep the boundary. Review the returned files and checks. External publishing is a separate action, and automation settings have their own approval rules.
START WITH YOUR OWN ACCOUNT
Your company’s work.
Your call to make.
Start with one task and a result you can check. Shiba is free to self-host; hosting and model usage cost extra. Follow the setup and readiness guides before relying on a new installation.