Slack Developers

One Connect button. Clear connection states. An auth flow that's still yours Standardized app auth gives third-party agents a consistent way for users to connect and manage accounts in Slack, while your app keeps control of authentication. More in our dev blog: sfdc.co/h1N61B

🎬 Slack School | How to Use MCP in Slack sforce.co/482BBCd You down with MCP? Yeah you know me! 🎤 MCP gets a lot of hype. So naturally, we’re taking it back to hip-hop basics: What is Model Context Protocol, and how does it actually work? Learn how MCP differs from APIs and see how an agent discovers and calls tools through an MCP server. Class dismissed! 🔔 📚 Absent from class? Watch all Slack School episodes: sforce.co/4ktLPkx

🤖 What happens when your AI coding agent knows Slack as well as you do? Join us for Slack Developer Huddles E10: Building Slack Apps with the Slack Skills Plugin! 🛠️ Jason Wong will show you how to build a real Slack support agent from scratch using AI coding tools with a live demo you won't want to miss. Come see what you can build! 🚀 #SlackDevHuddles #SlackPlatform #AI

🎬 Slack School | Connect Slack and Salesforce sforce.co/3WGxpm2 Ready to bring Slack and Salesforce together? Learn how to link your orgs, map users, and activate your connection step by step. Absent from class? 📚 Catch up on all Slack School episodes: https://sforce.co/4ktLPkx

Your AI coding tool knows code. Now it can know Slack, too. 🧠 The Slack Skills Plugin brings Slack-specific guidance directly into tools like Claude Code and Cursor, helping you build with the right patterns, APIs, and platform conventions along the way. See how it works and what you can build: sfdc.co/GLUDMP

Dreamforce? Wrapped. Summer? Over. Fresh developer updates? Ripe for the picking. 🍎🍂🍎🍂 From Slack Code and the Slack MCP and Skills Plugin to a new Agent messaging experience, we've had a busy quarter. Catch up on all the highlights (plus a few important changes to keep on your radar) in our July-September Slack developer changelog recap: sfdc.co/bTHqMf

🎬 Slack School | Start Building with Slack Code bit.ly/4xMYPqy Why code alone when you can build together? Slack Code gives your team and agents a shared space to collaborate on a project, right inside Slack. Mike Reynolds shows how you can work alongside agents, review code diffs, preview HTML, and bring teammates into the feedback loop as you build. Class dismissed! 🔔 📚 Absent from class? Watch all Slack School episodes here: sforce.co/4ktLPkx

While at #DF26 I got the chance to sit down with will.i.am and talk about the new AI-world that we're all living in. Most of us know will.i.am as seven-time Grammy winner and founder of the Black Eyed Peas; but he's also an AI-Optimist and Tech Entrepreneur. I asked him something that's been on the top of my mind for a while now: How does he know it's time to switch to the next thing? We are constantly being shown new features that replace older ones. New ways of working that are better than yesterday's. Better ... well, better everything. So how do we cut through the hype and make the call? When is it time to change? will.i.am's response caught me off guard in a good way. "The world's not like that anymore." he said. Creative work, be that solving for a new business process or songwriting, has fundamentally changed. Having AI is like having a Co-Star. We used to need to fly the plane ourselves from ideation to materialization. Now, with AI, "I can do creative work ... creative completion in parallel with new creative sparks, and I could be present every step of the way." With AI, will.i.am is able to simply get more done. "You're not just in one plane anymore. You're in multiple planes." will.i.am reframed my question from a binary choice into one with no limits. It makes me wonder, what other constraints are we working under that are quietly dissolving? Salesforce Slack Developers Slack