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Welcome to the Corunner documentation. Corunner is an AI-powered business operating system that lives inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. It reads context from the tools your team already uses, routes work to a team of specialist agents, and takes action asynchronously with human approval on the things that matter. This documentation covers the customer-facing product: how to connect Corunner to your workspace, chat with the agents, wire up integrations, and administer memory, standups, and governance from the web app.

Quickstart

Install Corunner in Slack or Microsoft Teams and complete first-run setup.

Chat With Corunner

Mention @Corunner in any thread. Approve, edit, or reject proposed actions in chat.

Agents & Standups

Browse the agent roster, enable specialists per workspace, and schedule async standups.

Integrations

Direct Connections and MCP Servers Corunner can read from and act on.

Corunner MCP

Connect AI coding agents to Corunner’s permission-aware engineering memory.

What Corunner is

Corunner sits above your tools and coordinates how work moves between them. Instead of another tab to open, it runs where your team already talks:
  • Slack or Microsoft Teams for every conversation with @Corunner.
  • The web app for onboarding, connecting integrations, managing agents and standups, browsing memory, and setting governance policies.
  • Any action that touches a production system, a customer, or a person asks for human approval by default, right inside chat.

What is in the web app

The web app exists for the things you do rarely. Your team does not need to learn it, your admins do, once.

Dashboard

Connection status, plan usage, and quick links.

Memory & Learnings

Browse what Corunner knows about your organization and audit its learning.

Governance

Set approval policies, review governed decisions, and calibrate confidence bands.

Settings

Chat providers, team members, channels, user groups, account, and audit log.

Who this documentation is for

  • Everyone on the team: how to talk to Corunner in Slack or Teams.
  • Workspace admins: how to install Corunner, connect integrations, and configure agents.
  • Organization owners and admins: how to set governance policies and manage seats.
Corunner requires a workspace admin to install the app in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Members can sign in once the workspace is connected.