Build, manage, and ship customer messaging from Slack
Knock is the agent-led customer engagement platform for managing all the messages your users receive across channels. After connecting Knock to Slack, simply tag @Knock in any channel, describe what you want, and let the agent work in the background to build campaigns, draft messaging, and update lifecycle workflows. The agent gathers the context from your account, posts progress updates in the thread as it works, and provides a link to the resource when it's ready to review.
We built Knock agent for Slack because customer messaging work already starts in Slack: someone asks for a launch email, a lifecycle update, an audience change, or a campaign tweak, and then the actual work has to move somewhere else. Now you can tag @Knock in Slack, describe what you need, and let the agent work in the background to build, edit, and manage your customer engagement resources.
It can help build campaigns, draft messages, update workflows, and answer questions about your messaging setup. Once it’s done, it provides a direct link to review any modified resources in Knock.
The important part: the agent gathers the context from your account—your workflows, audiences, layouts, styles, channels, and brand system—so the output is always on-brand.
We see this as a step toward agent-led customer engagement: less tool-switching, fewer repetitive edits, and faster movement from idea to shipped messaging.
Would love feedback from anyone building lifecycle, product, growth, or customer communication systems.
Knock on,
Chris Bell, CTO + Co-founder @ Knock
About Knock agent for Slack on Product Hunt
“Build, manage, and ship customer messaging from Slack”
Knock agent for Slack launched on Product Hunt on June 2nd, 2026 and earned 98 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #12 on the daily leaderboard. Knock is the agent-led customer engagement platform for managing all the messages your users receive across channels. After connecting Knock to Slack, simply tag @Knock in any channel, describe what you want, and let the agent work in the background to build campaigns, draft messaging, and update lifecycle workflows. The agent gathers the context from your account, posts progress updates in the thread as it works, and provides a link to the resource when it's ready to review.
On the analytics side, Knock agent for Slack competes within Customer Communication, Marketing and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 946.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Knock agent for Slack performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Knock agent for Slack?
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Knock agent for Slack has received 3 reviews on Product Hunt with an average rating of 5.00/5. Read all reviews on Product Hunt.
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fmerian
Hey Product Hunt — Chris from Knock here.
We built Knock agent for Slack because customer messaging work already starts in Slack: someone asks for a launch email, a lifecycle update, an audience change, or a campaign tweak, and then the actual work has to move somewhere else.
Now you can tag @Knock in Slack, describe what you need, and let the agent work in the background to build, edit, and manage your customer engagement resources.
It can help build campaigns, draft messages, update workflows, and answer questions about your messaging setup. Once it’s done, it provides a direct link to review any modified resources in Knock.
The important part: the agent gathers the context from your account—your workflows, audiences, layouts, styles, channels, and brand system—so the output is always on-brand.
We see this as a step toward agent-led customer engagement: less tool-switching, fewer repetitive edits, and faster movement from idea to shipped messaging.
Would love feedback from anyone building lifecycle, product, growth, or customer communication systems.
Knock on,
Chris Bell, CTO + Co-founder @ Knock