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  • I'm going to chock this one up as a yet-another "X is your agentic coding hub" PR nonsense.

    What are people actually using to manage semi-collaborative agentic coding workflows nowadays? We've moved from on-dev-machine coding to @claude in GitHub, but of course GitHub purposefully weakens the capability of that approach to the point that it's kind of a hack. Github/Linear have somewhat more cohesive experiences but it still feels like tooling for agent teaming is quite lacking and unergonomic.

    by ericpauley
  • Someone please wake me up from this fever dream
    by ashton314
  • Given that like omnigent and qm already integrate with Slack, it's not a huge surprise that Slack is building agent capabilities directly in.

    Personally, I'm getting ecosystem fatigue. Who even has the time to set up pilots to feature-test all these different systems?

    by vehemenz
  • We don't need this, just add syntax highlighting in code blocks.
    by __vivek
  • At this point I literally have no idea what modern coding is supposed to look like. I still open my editor, type stuff in and run make. All these tools are released daily and they just fly over my caveman head.
    by sph
  • Somehow I was hopeful that this would be an announcement about adding syntax highlighted code blocks to Slack messages.
    by jez
  • Oh great, I look forward to our next Slack renewal when they foist another 125% licensing increase on us for yet another AI add-on we don't want. This year, they decided that our Enterprise plan wasn't paying for another floor on Benhioff's tower fast enough and so forced an 125% license increase. They then played the game of "if you renew early, we're going to cut you a special one-time deal because we're feeling generous and allow you to renew at a slightly discounted rate, subject to the approval of our deal desk, of course ". barf.
    by drfritznunkie
  • > This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software

    I imagine they smushed 2 of the most well-known AI-isms together on purpose here to troll the AI-weary. Might as well I guess, if this type of language annoys you then the whole feature probably will too.

    by arscan

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