docs: document channel-based agent authorization for Slack#2034
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Documents the new channel-based agent authorization feature from PR #2033. Users in channels with configured default agents are now automatically authorized to execute those agents without needing explicit project membership.
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Summary
Documents the new channel-based agent authorization feature introduced in PR #2033.
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agents-docs/content/talk-to-your-agents/slack/configuration.mdxto add a new "Automatic authorization" section explaining:Related PR
cc @nick-inkeep for review