OpenClaw Multi-Agent Setup in Slack (Pazi AI)

A 24/7 agentic team in your Slack, deploying real apps to Google Cloud. Manager agent delegates, developer agent builds, DevOps agent ships — all from one channel. Pazzy.ai: https://pazi.ai/ In this video I show you how to set up multiple OpenClaw agents (manager, developer, DevOps), connect each one to Slack in three steps using Pazzy.ai, and run a real end-to-end task: building a Flask app and deploying it to Google Cloud Run — with the agents tagging each other and reporting status as they work. Thanks to Pazzy.ai for sponsoring this video. Try Pazzy.ai: [your affiliate link] What you'll learn: - Creating multiple agents in OpenClaw via the CLI - Configuring agents through Pazzy.ai's interface (no terminal headaches) - Connecting each agent to Slack with manifest + app token + bot token - Setting up manager → developer → DevOps coordination with shared memory - Authenticating Google Cloud CLI inside an agent - Asking the team to build and deploy a Flask app from a single Slack message - Tagging specific agents mid-task to refine work in real time Trade-offs to know: - Configuring agents directly in OpenClaw works but involves several terminal commands - Slack integration through Pazzy.ai was the smoothest of the options I tested - Service account keys are the recommended auth path; CLI login is faster for demos Chapters: 0:00 Multi-agent team in Slack — what you're getting 0:58 Adding agents in OpenClaw via CLI 1:21 Why I'm using Pazzy.ai for setup 2:20 Creating the manager agent 2:35 Connecting the agent to Slack (3 steps) 3:37 Adding the DevOps and developer agents 4:08 Adding the bots to a Slack channel 4:28 Giving the manager agent its instructions 5:07 Authenticating Google Cloud for the DevOps agent 6:09 Giving the team the real task 6:34 Manager → Developer → DevOps in action 7:24 Final deployment and the live URL - OpenClaw: https://docs.openclaw.ai/concepts/multi-agent Subscribe for more agent workflows, AI tools, and honest builds. #OpenClaw #AI