Slack install
Let the Game Master
enter the workspace.
Slack handles the authorization. Trustactic handles the game flow. The browser stays focused on trust, setup, billing, and admin control.
What happens next
Authorize the workspace
Slack asks for access because Trustactic needs to install into the workspace where the game will run.
Add the app to the right channel
Choose the channel where the game should unfold. The browser does not become the play surface after this step.
Open the first lobby in Slack
Open the setup modal from the app home or `/trustactic new`, then create the lobby in the channel where players already talk.
Let players join in Slack
Participants use the Join control on the lobby card. The webapp stays reserved for billing, history, and admin control.
Why Slack asks for access
Public announcements, vote closures, and reveals are posted in Slack channels.
Private prompts and confirmations stay out of the browser and inside Slack.
Slack cards, buttons, selects, modals, and private prompts are the player experience. Commands are useful entrypoints and recovery tools.
Browser boundary
Gameplay stays in Slack. This browser session is only used to complete install, hand off console access to the installer, and manage settings afterward.