New ‘Slack Code’ turns AI coding into a team activity

“Multi-agent collab today in successful environments isn’t very dynamic,” said McKeon-White. “Having true dynamic agents cooperating can create extremely interesting emergent behavior,” he said, pointing to recent Anthropic research on the topic.

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While Slack Code is aimed at software development-related tasks, Slack also envisages a similar cross-functional, collaborative approach to AI agent interactions applied to a wider variety of purposes: marketing campaigns, for instance, or legal document reviews.

“That might not involve code per se, but it does involve a very detailed review of a document and tracking changes and a preview of what’s going to be sent out to the customer,” said Parulekar. “In the future, we see this extending to a lot of different teams and use cases for technical and non-technical users.”

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