Memoria Orbis works in any Slack workspace. Whether it's a shared channel, a private DM, or a group conversation, your vault is always one click away.
There are several slash commands and a Message Action shortcut available to you.
The primary way to save a memory. You can save any message by using the "Save Memory" message action. This will open a modal where you can add tags and notes before archiving.
The bot will respond with an ephemeral message (only visible to you) confirming the save and providing the memory's unique ID.
Search your personal or team vault directly from Slack. Results are ephemeral and private to you.
The search query matches against message content, tags, and notes. The results include a link to view the full memory in your vault and a 6-digit ID for sharing.
Share a specific memory publicly in the current channel. Use the 6-digit ID obtained from a recall search.
This posts the memory as a visible embed that everyone in the channel can see, perfect for highlighting previous decisions or shared knowledge.
Get a quick snapshot of your vault activity and statistics.
Displays your total memory count, active context tracking, and most platform-specific metadata.
Toggle your active save target between your Personal Vault and your Team Workspace.
Ensures subsequent saves go to the correct encrypted container.
Web Vault & Slack Auth
Your Slack memories are inextricably linked to your Slack identity. When logging into the Dashboard, simply use the Sign in with Slack button to access your vault.
Slack Scopes
Memoria Orbis requests minimal scopes to ensure privacy:
| Scope | Required? | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
commands | Required | To enable /orbis_* slash commands |
chat:write | Required | To send ephemeral confirmations & share public memories |
users:read | Required | To correctly attribute memories to your identity |
Installing the Bot
Memoria Orbis installs to your Slack workspace in seconds. Click below to add the bot and begin building your organization's collective memory.
Install to Slack →