Vercel Agent is now available in Slack code channels
By Steven Van ·
Vercel Agent now works in Slack code channels, a new kind of channel launched today for working with a coding agent.
Vercel Agent now works inside Slack code channels, a new channel type for working with a coding agent as a team. Anyone in the channel can create one by choosing "Create a code channel" from the Slack sidebar and selecting Vercel as the agent, or by asking Agent to spin one up from an existing channel or thread, which carries that context over.
Inside a code channel, Vercel Agent posts deployments, logs, errors and diffs as it works, and follows the conversation closely enough that people don't need to repeat @Vercel on every message. It can review pull requests, flagging bugs outside the diff and explaining failing checks. Agent is read-only by default and stays within the requester's permissions: it drafts a plan before making changes and waits for approval, and the channel's creator can cancel an active task at any time. Vercel records who requested and approved each action.
The feature is in public beta for Pro and Enterprise teams.
