Salesforce Insights in 5 Minutes·Issue #198·For AI enthusiasts
Introducing the Slack Code API: Your agents, your team, one code channel
Slack Code launched in August with a simple idea: coding agents shouldn't work alone in a private tab - they should work out in the open, right where teams already chat. Partners like Anthropic, Cognition, GitHub, and Vercel tested this with "code channels," dedicated spaces where an agent tackles a task while teammates watch, add input, and approve changes without leaving Slack. GitHub Copilot alone opens one on 30% of its sessions. Over 150 companies wanted in, but only a few partners had access - until now. The Slack Code API is officially open to everyone, letting any developer build agents that create their own code channels, update teammates, and wrap up when done.
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