A developer credits Slack's files API for making the file-sharing feature a joy to build.
A developer says Managed Deep Agents can read files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. They credit Slack's files API for making the feature a joy to build.
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@caspar_brManaged Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like magic Shoutout to @SlackHQ, their files API made this a joy to build https://langch.in/mda
@hwchase17RT @caspar_br: Managed Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like mag…@caspar_brManaged Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like magic Shoutout to @SlackHQ, their files API made this a joy to build https://langch.in/mda@hwchase17RT @caspar_br: Managed Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like mag…@caspar_brManaged Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like magic Shoutout to @SlackHQ, their files API made this a joy to build https://langch.in/mda@hwchase17RT @caspar_br: Managed Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like mag…@caspar_brManaged Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like magic Shoutout to @SlackHQ, their files API made this a joy to build https://langch.in/mda@hwchase17RT @caspar_br: Managed Deep Agents can read the files people share and send files back where the conversation already is. It feels like mag…—
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