Slack Launches Code, Dedicated Channels for Teams to Build Software With AI Agents

My take: The problem with most AI coding agent workflows is not the quality of the agent: it is that the process is invisible to the team. A developer works privately with Claude Code or Devin, and the rest of the team does not know what happened until the code shows up. Slack Code solves that.

With this feature, work with an AI agent happens in a shared channel where any team member can see the conversation history, the work plan, code diffs, and a live preview, all before anything reaches production. The channel archives itself automatically when the project ends, with a complete audit log.

For teams already using AI in their development workflow, this is a real improvement in traceability and oversight. Human review of AI-generated code should not be optional, and having that process built directly into the team's communication tool makes sense.

It is available on all Slack plans from launch, at no extra cost. Does your team already have a defined process for reviewing AI-generated code before it reaches production?