Snowflake Cortex · Slack · Teams
Gondola is a control plane that connects your Snowflake Cortex Agents to Slack and Teams. Mention a bot, and the agent’s answer streams into a thread — with memory for the follow-ups.
Hosted control plane for Snowflake Cortex Agents
Snowflake
Cortex Agent
Gondola
Control plane
Slack · Teams
@finance_bot
Ana 10:42 AM
@finance_bot what were Q3 renewals by region?
finance_bot app 10:42 AM
Q3 renewals totaled $4.2M. West $1.9M, East $1.4M, Intl $0.9M.
3 replies in thread
How it works
Add an account identifier, user, role, and personal access token. The token is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is stored, and it is never shown again.
Browse the agents already on the connection, or define a new one — model, instructions, tools, and budgets included.
Choose an @handle and a platform. For Slack, Gondola generates a ready-to-paste app manifest with the right scopes and events wired up.
Create the Slack app from the manifest, or register an Azure bot for Teams, then install it and paste the credentials back. Gondola verifies them against the platform before saving.
The agent's answer streams into a thread. Follow-ups in that thread keep the conversation context.
Features
Snowflake PATs and bot tokens are stored AES-256-GCM encrypted. Write-only: the UI never renders them back.
Owner, admin, builder, and member roles. Connections, agents, and bots stay scoped to the workspace they belong to, and agencies can manage every customer workspace from one account.
Slack bots connect outbound. No public URL, no tunnel, no inbound firewall rule. Works from behind NAT.
Answers stream into a thread, and follow-ups in the thread carry the conversation forward.
Create, edit, and delete Cortex Agents from the browser — orchestration model, instructions, tools, and budgets.
Activate or deactivate each bot, see whether it is running, and read the last error without digging through logs.
Create an account, connect Snowflake, and have a bot answering in chat today.