Meta's free Pocket app turns plain language descriptions into playable mini-games and interactive gizmos in about 60 seconds. No coding experience required.

Meta has launched Pocket, a new AI-powered social platform built around vibe coding. First look screenshots show the start and welcome screens.

Slack launched Slack Code, giving AI coding agents dedicated project channels where teams can watch, guide, and review work. Claude Code, Devin, GitHub Copilot, and Vercel are in at launch.

Meta's Pocket app lets US users build small AI-generated interactive minigames with no coding experience. It tested in Brazil first before the US rollout.

Slack launched Slack Code, a feature that lets teams tag Claude Code, Devin, or GitHub Copilot directly in group chats to build and ship fixes. Available on all plans.

Slack launched Slack Code on August 20, 2026, giving teams dedicated channels where AI agents like Claude Code and Devin do the work in public. Available on all plans.

Slack launched Slack Code, embedding Claude Code, Devin, GitHub Copilot, and Vercel's agent into shared channels so entire teams can watch, steer, and ship code together.

Slack is launching Slack Code, dedicated channels where teams can work with AI agents on software together. Here is what the product does and why it matters.

Meta's Pocket app, built on its March 2024 Gizmo acquisition, lets US users generate and share simple interactive apps called gizmos using AI prompts.

Meta's experimental app Pocket, which lets users create and share small games through vibe-coding, is now available across the US after a quiet Brazil launch last month.

Adronite launched Codistry, an AI coding tool built around a context engine that maps codebase relationships to reduce token usage and generate production-ready code.

Adronite launched Codistry, an AI coding platform that used roughly half the tokens of Claude Code in internal benchmarks. On PocketBase, per-task cost dropped from $2.12 to $1.10.