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Notifications

Notifications send real-time failure alerts or scheduled run summaries to Slack and email. Organization admins configure them under Settings.

Add Slack and email independently. Each channel has its own connection, rules, and delivery state.

  1. Choose Slack or email.
  2. Enter the Slack credentials or email recipients.
  3. Save the channel.
  4. Use the test action to confirm that the destination can receive notifications.
  5. Create rules for real-time failure alerts, daily summaries, weekly summaries, or a custom combination of trigger sources and tool filters.

Slack supports two authentication methods:

Method Use when
Incoming webhook A single fixed Slack channel is enough
Bot token You need to select channels or post to multiple public channels

Bot-token setup requires a token beginning with xoxb- and a channel ID. Private channels must invite the bot before it can post.

Slack messages include View Details and Investigate Failure actions when an app URL is available.

Rules are configured separately for each channel.

Mode Behavior
On failure Sends a real-time alert when a matching run fails
On success Sends a real-time alert when a matching run succeeds
On completion Sends a real-time alert when a matching run finishes
Daily summary Sends the previous day’s results at 09:00 UTC
Weekly summary Sends the previous week’s results on Monday at 09:00 UTC

Summaries include successful and failed run counts by tool.

Real-time and summary rules can filter by:

  • Trigger source
  • Exact tool ID or a glob pattern such as finance-* or *-sync

Each channel tracks consecutive delivery failures. After three failures, superglue disables that channel to prevent repeated failed deliveries.

To restore the channel:

  1. Correct the connection details.
  2. Send another test.
  3. Re-enable the channel.

Which runs send automatic failure notifications?

Section titled “Which runs send automatic failure notifications?”

Real-time notifications are sent for API, scheduler, incoming-webhook, CLI, and tool-chain runs. Manual, agent, and MCP runs are excluded from real-time notifications. Summaries count them.

No. Summaries are skipped when the period has no runs.