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Slack notification overload buries action items in busy orgs

In large organizations with active Slack workspaces, notification volume becomes unmanageable after any brief absence. Manual notification tuning is tedious, and users routinely miss action items buried in channel noise. This is a systemic friction point affecting knowledge worker productivity at scale.

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