Slack launched Slack Code, a new channel type that coding agents use to execute longer coding requests and share plans, diffs, and pull request details with an HTML preview. The feature launched on Thursday and is live for teams using Claude, Devin, GitHub Copilot, and Vercel, with ChatGPT scheduled to come later. Code channels are agent-created only for now, inherit visibility from where the agent was mentioned, and are archived after completion for searchable audit purposes.
AWS Professional Services describes a multi-agent setup on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore that applies agentic AI across application discovery, infrastructure-as-code generation, governance reporting, and post-migration operations. The agents reduced infrastructure-as-code development time from 3–4 weeks per application to minutes across a portfolio of over 300 applications. As a result, migration teams shift repetitive work from engineers to the agents while keeping decision authority, and post-migration operations move toward proactive monitoring and automated remediation instead of reactive firefighting.
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