Add Document Desk — a Slack Home tab built on SuperDocs - #204
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Builder: Mohit Kadyan
Document Desk is a Slack App Home tab built on SuperDocs. Share a file in a channel and it opens in SuperDocs;
@mentionthe app to request an edit; approve or reject each proposed change item-by-item in the Home tab (human-in-the-loop); approved edits are applied in SuperDocs and the finished file is sent back to you as a direct message.Folder:
extensions/Kadyan25/slack-document-desk/SuperDocs features used: document upload, chat-based editing with human-in-the-loop approval (
chat_async+approve_change), and multi-format export — all via the SuperDocs REST API. Ships with a self-containeddocker-compose; setup and the three Slack dashboard settings that matter are documented in the folder README.