Slack is already where teams work. It provides a natural interface for agents, with messages, threads, buttons, and events, so you don't need to invent a new UI or onboarding flow. Getting from "I want a Slack agent" to a running deployment, though, means coordinating across a lot of systems: Each piece has its own docs, and they all need to work together. Coding agents like Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot are well suited for exactly this kind of coordination because they can read docs, reason through dependencies, and generate code in seconds. We built the to take advantage of that.

It builds on our , works with the coding agent of your choice, and takes you from idea to a deployed Slack agent on Vercel in a single session, automating steps when possible and showing you exactly what to click when it can't.Slack agent skillSlack Agent Template Install the skill and run the wizard: Then run the skill in your agent. For example, with Claude Code: The wizard starts by asking what kind of agent you want to build. You might say "a support agent that answers questions from our internal docs," or "a standup bot that collects updates from the team every morning." Based…