"Reviewers largely see Slack as the default hub for team communication: fast, clean, easy to adopt, and especially strong for channels, threads, file sharing, search, and broad integrations. Many say it replaces internal email and works especially well for remote, async, and startup teams. The main complaint is noise: too many channels, notifications, and buried threads can make it overwhelming without strong team discipline. Some also mention shaky huddles or video, occasional lag, search gaps, onboarding complexity, and limits or cost that sting smaller teams."
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AI coding has mostly been a solo experience. Slack Code makes it multiplayer.
Mention a coding agent to start a code channel, then your whole team can follow along, add context, review diffs, see live previews, and steer the work together.
It already works with agents from Anthropic, Cognition, GitHub, OpenAI, Vercel, and more.
I like the idea: instead of everyone disappearing into their own coding agent, bring the agents into the place where the team already works.