Salesforce has introduced Slack Code, a Slack feature that creates dedicated code channels for teams and AI coding agents to plan, write, review and ship software together. A user can tag an agent for tasks such as fixing a bug, updating a webpage or building a feature; the agent creates a code channel where participants can view its conversation, inspect code diffs and live previews, provide feedback, and approve work before deployment. Completed channels archive automatically while remaining searchable. Slack Code initially supports agents from founding partners Anthropic, Cognition, GitHub, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Vercel. The feature is available on any Slack plan, although customers need access to each partner’s agent. Slack says the agents inherit its existing security model, permissions and administrative controls, while production changes require expert sign-off in the channel. Slack plans to open the code-channel APIs to the wider developer community so custom agents, including non-engineering agents for work such as marketing campaigns or legal document review, can participate. Slack also added labeled agent direct messages, titled threads, an Agents tab for managing agent sessions and statuses, and an Add to Slack setup flow for agents from services including Lovable, n8n, LangChain and Vercel. Slack says this flow automates OAuth, manifest setup and environment configuration.