Builder review
Paste a real Slack manifest or MCP tools/list response and get blockers, warnings, patch plans, and admin-ready artifacts.
Slack agent and MCP preflight reviews
SecureLore
SecureLore helps Slack builders catch approval blockers before they ask an admin, submit to judges, or prepare a Marketplace review. It runs inside Slack, stores review evidence, and produces practical artifacts instead of generic chatbot advice.
# agent-reviewSecureLore
SecureLore reviewREJECT
5 blocker(s) and 2 warning(s) found. Address blockers before asking admins to approve the app.
Broad history scope requested
AI disclosure is incomplete
files:read needs evidence
Review Room
Risk: REJECT - Evidence captured: 2
Scope reason added by builder
What it reviews
Built for the handoff between builders and Slack admins.
Slack manifest review
MCP tool metadata checks
Scope justification packets
Live workspace precedent search
Marketplace readiness artifacts
Evidence capture inside Slack
Review Room
Turn each review into a Slack-native room where builders add evidence, answer policy questions, and reopen the latest state from App Home.
Policy memory
Ground checks against stored Slack Marketplace and platform guidance using Cohere embeddings over Neon Postgres with pgvector.
Workspace Evidence Scout
Use Slack Real-Time Search on explicit request to find cited public-channel precedent without copying search results into SecureLore storage.
Version-bound approval
Bind every reviewer decision to a SHA-256 fingerprint and mark approval stale when the manifest, tools, disclosures, or policy context changes.
Admin approval queue
Route reviews to configured Slack reviewers and an approval channel without requesting broad Slack admin scopes.
AI and data disclosure
Review output is generated with explicit guardrails.
SecureLore uses OpenRouter-hosted language models for review enrichment and Cohere embeddings for policy retrieval. Slack data is not used to train models. Real-Time Search results are displayed live with Slack permalinks and are never stored by SecureLore. Review packets, feedback, and submitted evidence are retained only to support the workspace review workflow and can be deleted on request.