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Set up Slite

Slite setup for your AI agent, screen by screen: create an API key in your Slite workspace and connect it to eesel so your agent can read and edit your wiki.

Connecting Slite, screen by screen. You create a key in Slite, a long code that lets eesel read and edit your wiki, and paste it into a form from Pipedream, the service that holds the connection for eesel. You do it once, and every step on this page is done by a person in a browser. For what your teammate does with the wiki, see the Slite overview.

Before you begin

  • You need to be an admin of the Slite workspace, so you can reach the API settings.

  • Have the Pipedream key form open in eesel. It opens from Integrations > Slite > Connect, then Continue. Leave it open while you work in Slite.

The Pipedream form with an empty API Key field and a note to open My Settings then API in Slite
The Pipedream key form, waiting for the key. Its hint says My Settings, which is where older Slite workspaces kept the page.

Walkthrough

1

Open API settings in Slite

In Slite, open the workspace menu at the top left and choose Settings. API is the last item in the left menu, in the section headed Other. If your Slite still has My Settings instead, API is under that. Choose Create new key.

Slite's API settings page with a Create new key button and no keys yet
API settings in Slite.
2

Name the key

Name it eesel. Leave Read-only off, so your agent can write to the wiki when you ask it to. Choose Confirm.

Slite's Create a new key dialog with the name eesel and the Read-only switch off
Naming the key.
3

Copy the key

Slite shows the key once. Choose Copy.

Slite's API key created dialog with the key masked and a Copy button
The key, shown once.
4

Paste it into eesel

Back in the Pipedream form, paste the key and choose Continue. The key goes to Pipedream and never into the chat.

The Pipedream form with the API key entered as dots and the Continue button active
The key pasted into Pipedream.
The Pipedream window reading Successfully connected your Slite account, with a Continue button
Connected.

Check it worked. Back on the Slite integration page in eesel, the header reads Connected, the left sidebar lists Slite, the Actions list shows the Read and Write groups, and the Documents source shows a document count. The first import starts straight away. The Slite overview picks up from here.

Troubleshooting

The key was created as read-only?

Your agent can answer from the wiki but cannot edit it. Revoke the key in Slite's API settings, create a new one with Read-only off, and connect again.

Lost the key before pasting it?

Slite shows a key once. Revoke it and create another.

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