The Slack integration just got a lot more useful. Agent replies now render with proper Slack formatting, files and artifacts are uploaded back into your threads, and sessions get descriptive titles instead of "Untitled."

Proper formatting in Slack

Agent replies now use Slack's native mrkdwn formatting instead of raw Markdown. Headings, bold text, lists, and links all render correctly in Slack, so agent responses are readable at a glance — no more hash marks and asterisks cluttering the thread.

Files land in the thread

When an agent produces an artifact — a report, a chart, or a document — it is automatically uploaded into the Slack thread alongside the text reply. Your team gets the full output where the conversation is happening, not just a prompt to switch to another tool.

Conversations have names

Slack threads are now titled from the first message rather than showing "Untitled" everywhere. A quick scan of your Recents list tells you which thread is which.