happy alerts

bash
happy alerts list                            # list channelshappy alerts create [flags]                  # create channelhappy alerts delete <id-or-name>happy alerts test <id-or-name>               # send a test notification

list

bash
happy alerts list

Output: channel name, type, default flag, monitor count.

create

bash
# Slack incoming webhook (legacy — prefer the OAuth app)happy alerts create \  --name "ops-team" \  --type slack \  --webhook-url https://hooks.slack.com/services/...# Discord webhookhappy alerts create \  --name "discord-alerts" \  --type discord \  --webhook-url https://discord.com/api/webhooks/...# Generic webhook (with HMAC signing)happy alerts create \  --name "pager" \  --type webhook \  --url https://my.pagerservice.example/incoming# Emailhappy alerts create \  --name "ops-email" \  --type email \  --email ops@acme.com

test

bash
happy alerts test ops-team

Sends a synthetic alert payload to the channel. Verify Slack/Discord/email receives it.

Slack OAuth (preferred)

For full bidirectional Slack (ack/resolve buttons, slash commands, on-call @-mentions), install the OAuth app from the dashboard rather than via CLI:

Dashboard → Integrations → Slack card → Install Slack app.

This creates a slack_app channel automatically. See Slack integration.