—send
Send a message to Slack, Discord, or Telegram directly from the filter bar. Use it for manual incident updates, sharing log context with your team, or wiring notifications into your workflow.
Syntax
--send:slack
--send:slack#<channel>
--send:discord
--send:telegram Examples
--send:discord
--send:slack
--send:slack#incidents
--send:telegram
level:error @last-1h --send:slack#on-call
level:error @last-1h --send:telegram Setup
Configure your messaging integration first:
--integrations::config:slack
--integrations::config:discord
--integrations::config:telegram See Messaging Integrations for full setup instructions.
Slack
Slack requires a bot token configured via --integrations::config:slack. By default, messages go to the channel set during setup. To post to a different channel, append #channel:
--send:slack#incidents
--send:slack#team-backend Custom channel targeting requires the Pro plan (slackCustomChannel quota).
Discord
Discord uses a webhook URL — no app setup required. Available on all plans.
--send:discord Telegram
Telegram uses a bot token and chat ID configured via --integrations::config:telegram. Messages are sent to the configured chat. Available on all plans.
--send:telegram Chaining with task creation
--send is commonly chained with --task:* to post a notification automatically when an issue is created:
--task:linear --send:discord
--task:jira --send:slack#eng
--task:linear --send:telegram Plan requirements
| Feature | Plan |
|---|---|
| Discord | All plans |
| Telegram | All plans |
| Slack | Pro+ |
Slack custom channel (#channel) | Pro+ |
Notes
- Messages include log context and a link back to Loguro
- The send command uses the ambient log context — click logs to add them to context before sending
- Scope: project, advanced filter bar, detail viewer
- Executes on submit