Open-source Switch puts Claude Code in shared Slack rooms, ending the human-clipboard workflow
thetripathi58 · x · 2026-10-28
A developer shares Switch, an open-source tool that removes the "human clipboard" step between coding agents and team collaboration.
- Old workflow: Claude Code found the bug, the author manually copied findings into Slack threads, then fielded follow-up questions — losing half the context along the way.
- With Switch: the agent joins a shared room linked to team Slack. Teammates tag the agent directly and can read its full history — what it tried, what it found — and continue from there without pinging anyone.
- Setup takes some config, but the getting-started docs walk through it step by step.
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