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Document Slack private channel access control enterprise feature
- Add section explaining private channel access control for Enterprise customers
- Clarify that this feature allows organizations to control Codegen access to private channels and DMs
- Include step-by-step configuration instructions with link to settings page
- Explain the behavior when the feature is disabled (shows message directing to settings)
Co-authored-by: jay <[email protected]>
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-**Invite the Codegen bot**: Type `/invite @codegen` in any channel where you want Codegen to participate.
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- (Optional) **Create a dedicated channel**: Some Codegen users find creating a channel like `#codegen` helpful for general agent interactions and to encourage experimentation.
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### Private Channel Access Control (Enterprise Feature)
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<Note>
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This feature is available exclusively for Enterprise customers.
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</Note>
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Enterprise organizations can control whether Codegen responds to mentions in private channels and direct messages. This setting provides additional privacy control for sensitive discussions.
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**How it works:**
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- When disabled, Codegen will not respond to @mentions in private channels or direct messages
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- Instead, it will show a message directing users to the settings page to enable this feature
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- This setting applies organization-wide and affects all private channels and DMs
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**To configure this setting:**
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1. Navigate to your [Slack integration settings](https://codegen.com/integrations/slack)
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2. Look for the "Private Channel Access" option in the behavioral settings
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3. Toggle the setting based on your organization's privacy requirements
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This feature helps organizations maintain strict control over where AI agents can be invoked, ensuring sensitive discussions remain private when needed.
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