Slack is where most teams interact with ewake every day. Whether it’s asking a question during an incident, receiving an automated alert investigation, or reviewing a scheduled health report, everything arrives in Slack threads, in channels your team already uses. For configuration, use the Dashboard.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ewake.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
How to interact with ewake
On-demand
Mention@ewake followed by your question in any channel where the bot is present:Replace
checkout-service with the name of your service as it appears in Datadog.
Automated responses
Ewake can respond automatically, no mention needed, when a use case is configured.On-Call AgentEwake monitors a configured Slack channel and automatically replies in the alert thread whenever a configured alert bot posts. Delivers probable cause, evidence, and suggested next steps before your engineer opens a terminal.
Configure the On-Call Agent →
@ewake directly in the incident channel to run a real-time investigation alongside your team.Configure Incident Response →

Configure Scheduled Tasks →
Slash commands
Trigger ewake actions directly from the Slack message bar:| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/ewake investigate | Start a new investigation in the current channel |
/ewake snooze | Snooze alert responses for a defined window |
Confirm the exact command names with your ewake workspace, available commands may vary by configuration.
Behavior
Threaded replies
Ewake always responds in a thread, not in the main channel. When you continue a conversation in the same thread, ewake follows the thread context, you don’t need to repeat the full question.Direct messages
You can send questions to ewake directly via DM. Responses follow the same format as channel interactions. DM investigations don’t have access to channel-specific configuration.
Follow-up questions
Ewake remembers the context of the current thread. Once it has replied, your engineer can ask follow-up questions directly in the same thread without repeating the full context.
Feedback
Every ewake response includes a thumbs up / thumbs down reaction. Use it to signal whether the investigation was useful. Feedback is used to improve ewake’s hypotheses over time. A thumbs down on a wrong root cause helps ewake weight similar signals differently in future investigations on your environment.