Add Anycloud to SlackStart from your server
Run anycloud notifications connect slack on the machine hosting your API. The CLI opens Slack or prints the installation URL.
Anycloud for Slack
Cloud cost alerts where your team already works
Send GPU spend-cap alerts, daily deployment summaries, and new release notes from your Anycloud server straight to a channel your team chooses. No hosted notification relay and no access to your Slack messages.
One permissionLocal deliveryNo Slack data reads
Spend-cap alert
Three steps
Install once, deliver locally
A workspace administrator authorizes the destination channel. Slack creates a channel-specific webhook, and your Anycloud operator connects it to the server that already knows about your deployments and spend.
Choose a channel
Authorize Anycloud in your workspace, copy the channel webhook, then paste it into the CLI's hidden prompt.
Receive useful alerts
Anycloud posts a test message immediately, followed by daily summaries, actionable spend-cap notifications, and release updates.
Local-first architecture
Your cloud credentials never enter the Slack integration
Installation uses a small OAuth service. Notification delivery does not: the Anycloud API reads its local activity database and sends the resulting message directly to Slack.
Your infrastructureAnycloud APICalculates deployment activity and compute spend locally.
Outbound HTTPSSlack incoming webhookUses the secret URL created for the channel you selected.
Your workspaceSelected Slack channelReceives only the alerts and summaries Anycloud sends.
Minimal permission
Permission for one job only
What your team sees
Operational context without another dashboard
Messages are derived from the same local deployment records used by the Anycloud CLI. Inactive sections and zero-value lines are omitted.
Daily summary
Spend control
Ready to connect?
Add Anycloud to Slack
The Slack integration has no separate charge. Your Anycloud plan and cloud-provider charges still apply.