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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.relnx.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Once your workspace is connected (see Connect Slack), Relnx provides interactive elements you can use right inside Slack — no need to open the web app.

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The /relnx slash command

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/relnx status <tool>

Shows the latest release for a tool, including a “what changed” summary (breaking changes, security fixes, deprecations) and a link to the full release page on www.relnx.io. 
/relnx status ingress-nginx
/relnx status argocd
/relnx status "Ingress NGINX"     ← tool name with a space, also works
The response is ephemeral — only you see it, the channel isn’t spammed.

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/relnx help

Prints the list of available subcommands.

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Tips

  • Tool names are matched case-insensitively; spaces are converted to hyphens.
  • If a tool isn’t found, Relnx suggests using the slug shown on the www.relnx.io page.
  • The command works in any channel where the Relnx app is installed.

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Interactive buttons on release notifications

Every release notification Relnx posts to your channel includes two action buttons:

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Acknowledge

Marks the release as acknowledged for your organisation. Acknowledgments roll up into:
  • The audit log so the team can see who acknowledged what and when.
  • The stack health score — a release being acknowledged improves the score.
The button is one-tap; you don’t need to leave Slack.

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Snooze 7 days

Suppresses re-notifications for that release/org pair for 7 days. Useful when you’ve seen the release but aren’t ready to act on it yet. After 7 days, the next sync will re-notify if the release is still unacknowledged.

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Security

All Slack interactions are signature-verified (HMAC-SHA256, ±5min replay window). Requests with missing or invalid signatures are rejected with 401 Unauthorized — neither the app nor your data can be spoofed.