I would also recommend adding a slack command like /procore help that describes to the user what the skeleton of the command looks like (or an example) so they know what to pass in.
e.g., /procore help would return something like
/procore <command> <tool> <params>
examples:
/procore list rfis project_id=12345
/procore show submittals project_id=12345 id=12345
/procore projects
More information if you send a command like /procore help which would return the available actions that you can pass, as well as the params (which we can get from the procore API docs)
I would also recommend adding a slack command like
/procore helpthat describes to the user what the skeleton of the command looks like (or an example) so they know what to pass in.e.g.,
/procore helpwould return something likeMore information if you send a command like
/procore helpwhich would return the available actions that you can pass, as well as the params (which we can get from the procore API docs)