Slack Code API becomes generally available on all plans
Slack has made the Slack Code API generally available across all plans, allowing developers to connect their own AI agents to code channels; rollout remains gradual and requires a supported agent.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Slack Code API is generally available across all Slack plans.
- Developers can connect their own agents to temporary code channels.
- Code channels bring plans, changes, previews and approvals into shared context.
- Rollout is gradual and depends on supported agents.
What is changing?
Slack announced on October 28 that the Slack Code API is generally available. The API lets developers connect their own AI agents to temporary code channels inside Slack. These channels are designed for teams and agents to work together on plans, code changes, previews and shared work artifacts.
According to Slack’s current help page, the feature is available on every plan when a supported agent is installed, although rollout is gradual. Code channels can start from a channel or direct message, teammates can join the process, and inactive sessions are removed from the sidebar after seven days.
Slack says teams can add context and approve changes throughout the process. The company also says code channels use the same visibility and trust foundation as regular Slack channels. Agent-specific data access, app permissions and enterprise administration settings still need separate review.
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Source date: 28 October 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 28 Oct 2026, 20:05 (Istanbul, UTC+3). Updated: 31 Oct 2026, 13:03.
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