Vellum has launched agent-to-agent communication in Slack, enabling autonomous AI assistants to coordinate tasks, negotiate dates, and gather input from team members. Each assistant retains its own user’s history and preferences, and permissions remain isolated by default, only shared when necessary. This development allows AI assistants to function as coworkers within the Slack environment, enhancing workplace collaboration by supporting task splitting and other interactive capabilities.

Vellum: Vellum is a platform focused on AI assistants that integrate into team communication tools such as Slack. It equips these assistants with individual user history, preferences, and context to support personalized interactions. The company has introduced agent-to-agent communication capabilities, enabling assistants to coordinate tasks like planning and information gathering within shared workspaces while maintaining default permission isolation.
Marina Trajk: Marina Trajk serves as a key voice for Vellum in product announcements and feature demonstrations. She introduced the agent-to-agent conversation launch by describing how Vellum assistants can now collaborate on work within Slack channels. Her examples highlight practical coordination between multiple autonomous agents on team activities.

Product: Vellum assistants now support task splitting, date negotiation, and input gathering from team members through agent-to-agent interactions in Slack.
Workplace Integration: Autonomous AI agents are gaining capabilities to operate as coworkers with their own memory and granular permissions inside established collaboration platforms.