🎬 Slack School | Let's talk huddles bit.ly/4u1DHeL Huddles in Slack are like a virtual tap on the shoulder when you just need to talk things out face-to-face with your teammate or...with your cat 😻 Mike Reynolds demos how to jump into a quick video chat in Slack, use AI take your notes during the call notes, and even doodle on shared screens to solve problems in real-time. Plus, a chance to win your own Slack huddles record! 🎶 Class dismissed! 🔔 📚 Absent from class? Watch all Slack School episodes here: sforce.co/4ktLPkx
Slack Developers
Technology, Information and Internet
Customize the Slack platform, the operating system for work.
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Enabling developers to customize and build with the Slack platform, the operating system for work.
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Ready to up your Slack game? Introducing your new Player Two: Slackbot. Join us as we explore how a few small habits can make Slackbot dramatically more useful in your day-to-day work. Tune in to learn, build, and experiment with us!
Slack Dev Huddles Ep04 - Slackbot for engineers
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What if your AI agent already knew everything your team discussed? That's the promise of building in Slack. New platform capabilities announced today make it easier than ever to deploy agents that work where your team collaborates — not in a separate tab. 🔹 Orchestrate work with the Slackbot MCP Client 🔹 Deploy custom agents from partners like, Vercel & Lovable, in a few clicks 🔹 Manage a unified agent browser with AgentExchange 🔹 Build rich agent experiences with Block Kit The tools are here. The only question is what you'll build. 🔗 https://sforce.co/4t7Lqb7
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HEY DIVAS!! 🐸✨ The bun is on site. YES -- Adam Noble and I are keeping it reel 🎣 at Salesforce TDX this week, on site for Dev Interrupted. Lemme give you the scoop on the keynote, because the thing to notice is *how* they're wiring it and the bets they're making on how this all evolves *with* us. For one: Agentforce has gone headless. It's a toolkit for building bespoke agents that loop in your Salesforce data without requiring you to live inside Salesforce's UI. You can bring it to Claude Code (in fact, most the demos today do!) or even Cursor. This headless-first mentality makes everyone a builder, from tenured engineers to my low-code pals. We caught a great live demo from Dan Fernandez, a past guest and friend of the show. The design pattern is genuinely interesting: half-probabilistic (LLMs), half-deterministic execution (Agentscript), with observability layered on top so you can actually measure what your agents are doing at scale. Because I'll remind you: if you don't have o11y on your agents, you don't have agents. You have an expensive cron job. But the thing I can't stop thinking about is Slack. When I interviewed Kurtis Kemple for the show at the end of last year, he opened my eyes to the power of building and delivering agents on the messaging tool. Since then, I've built and deployed 6 agents on Slack to my own team at LinearB. Well, Slackbot got a full rebuild since October (see https://lnkd.in/g7KiD4rU ) and the bet is clear: push agents into the conversational layer where your business actually happens. Not a separate dashboard. Not a chatbot tab. Inside the thread where your team is already making decisions. And they use emergent specs like MCP Apps/MCP-UI/Apps SDK (yeah, lots of names) from Agentic AI Foundation to not only converse, but to *show* and let the user *interact* via bespoke components. It's like React in your chat, and it's the future btw: https://lnkd.in/g-HjBQX4 This is powerful because Slack is where nuance lives. It's where someone says "wait, that doesn't match what the customer told me yesterday", the kind of signal that no RAG pipeline will surface on its own. Making agents first-class citizens in that world means they're not just answering questions, they're participating in discovery. I gave a talk in 2024 about what "multiplayer AI" would actually look like inside orgs. The dangers, the nuances, but most importantly: the next-level unlock it would mean for agents to be true collaborators where the work happens: https://lnkd.in/geCrtT2V Two years later, Slack is building it. Slay. 💅
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🎬 Slack School | Slackbot for Case Management bit.ly/4tTcDOR Closing a case is satisfying. Hunting down the info you need to do it? Not so much. Mike Reynolds shows us how Slackbot can assist. From surfacing insights from past cases to documenting new ones directly in your Salesforce channel, Slackbot helps you stay focused on what matters most: the person you’re helping. If you work in support, this one’s for you. Class dismissed! 🔔 📚 Absent from class? Watch all Slack School episodes here: sforce.co/4ktLPkx
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What if your AI agent already knew everything your team discussed? That's the promise of building in Slack. New platform capabilities announced today make it easier than ever to deploy agents that work where your team collaborates — not in a separate tab. 🔹 Orchestrate work with the Slackbot MCP Client 🔹 Deploy custom agents from partners like, Vercel & Lovable, in a few clicks 🔹 Manage a unified agent browser with AgentExchange 🔹 Build rich agent experiences with Block Kit The tools are here. The only question is what you'll build. 🔗 https://sforce.co/4t7Lqb7
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This one's for the builders. 🧰 Join us for Slack Dev Day on May 20! Go behind the curtain to get deep technical insights on AI agents, hear what's next for the Slack developer ecosystem, and learn how Slackbot is changing the game for everyone. Slack Dev Day: Built for developers, by developers.
Slack Dev Day
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🤩 I spy our very own Slack Community Group Leader Gigi Chan as a #TDX26 Hackathon finalist!! Congratulations to all the finalists and best of luck as you head into TDX week and the showcase showdown!
🤩 From hundreds of hackers to 3 finalists. Who will take home the $50K Grand Prize? Don’t miss the #TDX26 Hackathon Showdown where these 3 finalists will go head-to-head and showcase their solutions for a chance to win. 📅 April 15 at 3:00 p.m. PT 📍 Moscone West, Keynote Room (L3) 💻 Watch live on Salesforce+: https://sforce.co/4cCuljy Meet the finalists. ⬇️ 1. CareRoute: Referral to Care in Slack by Gigi Chan CareRoute helps therapy clinics process referral PDFs, match patients to the right therapist, book appointments, and proactively support patients who may be at risk of not making it to their care. It reduces the time from referral to first appointment while improving access for patients facing barriers such as language differences, limited transportation, or limited support. 2. City Pulse Agent by Eleanor Spolyar and Taryn Kelley City Pulse transforms how cities manage their infrastructure. The solution streamlines service request handling, analyzes historical data to identify trends, and recommends preventative maintenance actions. By integrating communication tools like Slack and utilizing Tableau for real-time analytics, City Pulse enables city teams to coordinate repairs effectively, track progress, and optimize operations seamlessly. 3. KnowledgeForce: The Self-Learning Intelligence Agent by Arundathi Neelam KnowledgeForce is an Agentforce agent that answers customer questions instantly when it has the knowledge, and when it doesn't, it automatically detects the gap, notifies the right expert through Slack, learns from their response, and never has the same gap twice.
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Don't miss the #TDX26 Main Keynote. 🤖 Join Patrick Stokes, Joseph Inzerillo, Khushwant Singh, Nancy Xu, and Janani Narayanan to learn how to build your Agentic Enterprise with Salesforce and unlock the power of humans and agents driving customer success together. See expert-led demos of the newest developer tools in action. ⏰ April 15 | 10:00 a.m. PT 📍 San Francisco, Moscone West, Keynote Room (L3) 💻 Stream live on Salesforce+: https://sforce.co/4stdgxx
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🎬 Slack School | Bringing Google Apps into Slack bit.ly/4tEr7C4 You know that frantic scramble when you can’t find the right Google Doc right before a meeting? Yeah… let’s not do that anymore. Mike Reynolds demos how to bring Google Drive, Calendar, and Gmail directly into Slack so you can preview files, respond to invites, and manage notifications without leaving the conversation. Class dismissed! 🔔 📚 Absent from class? Watch all Slack School episodes here: sforce.co/4ktLPkx