SpaceXSI is rolling out Slack integration for Grok Bot, letting users connect bots individually to workspaces. Once connected, you can DM or @ mention bots directly in Slack while keeping all plugins, context, and memories intact. The feature is slated for the macOS 1.1.0 build.
Anthropic just upgraded Claude Tag in Slack to support personal connectors. Individual team members can now have Claude pull from their private Google Drive, calendar, or CRM directly inside a channel thread, with an optional review mode before anything posts. The update is live for Team plans, with Enterprise rolling out next.
Salesforce just launched Slack Code, bringing coding agents like Claude, Devin, and GitHub Copilot directly into dedicated Slack channels. Teams can now watch agents generate code, review diffs, check live previews, and approve pull requests together without leaving the chat. It is available across all Slack tiers, though partner agent access is required.
Anthropic just gave Claude Tag a massive contextual upgrade in Slack. Instead of judging messages one by one, Claude now looks across the entire channel, its memory, and standing rules to decide whether to chime in, start a thread, route a task, or stay quiet—boosting its proactive timing accuracy by roughly 30%.
Anthropic just launched Claude Tag, bringing Claude directly into Slack channels as an autonomous team collaborator. Powered by Opus 4.8, it remembers channel context, tackles multi-step projects asynchronously over hours or days, and proactively flags updates. Anthropic says 65% of its internal product code is already written by Claude Tag, now available in beta for Enterprise and Team tiers.
Perplexity just launched its AI agent orchestrator Computer as a Slack integration, available now in the Slack Marketplace. Teams can tag @Computer in channels or send direct messages to research the web, analyze data, and build apps without leaving their workflow. Tasks and context stay synced between Slack threads and the Perplexity web platform.
Salesforce just supercharged Slackbot with over 30 new features, turning it into a full enterprise agent hub. It can now transcribe meetings and update CRM records automatically, follow you across desktop apps, and orchestrate other agents via MCP client support. Business+ and Enterprise+ users can toggle it on now.
Anthropic just integrated its Claude Code assistant directly into Slack as a research preview. Instead of copying and pasting bug reports into a separate tool, developers can now simply @Claude in a chat thread to pull context and linked repositories for quick debugging. You'll just need to connect your repos via the web version first.
Slack is testing a complete overhaul of Slackbot, turning the simple notification bot into a proactive workspace AI assistant. It can parse unread messages across channels, find files via conversational prompts, coordinate Google and Outlook calendars, and even spin up project plans in Canvas. It is currently in testing with 70,000 Salesforce staff ahead of a rollout later this year.
Anthropic just rolled out a deep two-way integration with Slack. You can now summon @Claude directly in channels, DMs, and threads to draft replies and analyze files, or link your workspace so Claude can search message history for context. Public thread replies stay private until you approve them.
Slack just launched four new built-in AI features designed to cut down workplace busywork, starting with automatic thread summaries and instant notes from huddle calls. The AI toolkit is now available across all paid tiers, with higher plans getting broader access. Upcoming updates will also define company jargon on hover and extract action items directly from task mentions.
Salesforce just rolled out Agentforce in Slack, shifting workplace AI from generic chatbots to task-specific "digital teammates." These agents can reason through multi-step workflows, search across team chats, and query company data, with pre-built enterprise templates arriving June 12.
Slack just sparked massive community backlash after users discovered it automatically opts customer data into training global AI models—and forces them to send an email to opt out. Slack quickly clarified that its paid Slack AI add-on does not train on customer data, but the confusing terms and sneaky defaults have left users deeply frustrated.
Slack is baking generative AI straight into its chat platform across three main fronts: native conversation summaries and writing assistance, third-party integrations like Anthropic's Claude, and real-time Salesforce Customer 360 data syncs. The team is also experimenting with AI prompting users to create custom workflows on the fly.
