Slack has launched Slack Code, a new feature for collaborating with AI coding agents inside Slack, according to The Verge as aggregated by Techmeme. The report says Slack Code adds dedicated, project-specific channels where teams can work with coding agents “like teammates.” The Verge report, via Techmeme, says the feature is available across all Slack plans. A separate Hacker News front-page item points to a Salesforce page titled around “introducing Slack Code,” which supports the existence of an official product page but does not add detail on how the feature works. The available summaries are thin, so the mechanics remain limited to what has been reported: Slack Code creates dedicated spaces inside Slack for projects involving AI coding agents. The feed material does not specify which coding agents are supported, what permissions or audit controls are included, or whether any usage limits apply across plans. For software teams, the product direction is clear enough: Slack is trying to make agent-assisted development a shared workflow rather than a private side channel. The factual record here does not support broader claims about adoption, pricing impact, or competitive positioning beyond the reported launch and availability across Slack plans. Who benefits: Teams already coordinating engineering work in Slack may benefit from having project-specific channels for AI coding-agent collaboration. The provided material does not identify specific supported agents or integrations. Who's exposed: It is too early, based on these summaries, to say which vendors or workflows are directly exposed. The key exposure is for teams that need governance and visibility around AI coding-agent work but currently lack a shared collaboration space.