Introducing Claude Tag
Key Points
- Beta on Slack for Enterprise and Team
- Channel-scoped memories and permissions
- Proactive asynchronous task automation
Summary
Claude Tag is a channel-aware Claude that joins Slack as a team member. Teams can tag @Claude to delegate work; it builds and retains channel-scoped context, connects to approved tools and codebases, and can plan and execute tasks asynchronously or proactively when ambient mode is enabled. Administrators provision channel scopes, tool access, token spend limits, and logs. Beta available today for Claude Enterprise and Team customers on Slack.
Key Points
- Availability: Beta for Claude Enterprise and Team on Slack; replaces the existing Claude Slack app (admins have a 30-day migration opt-in).
- Channel-scoped identity & memory: admins assign which channels, tools, and data each Claude instance can access; memories and permissions are isolated per scope.
- Proactive & asynchronous execution: Claude can break requests into stages, schedule work over hours/days, follow up on stalled threads, and surface relevant updates.
- Collaboration model: one shared Claude per channel so any member can see progress and continue work collaboratively.
- Access control & observability: admins set organization- and channel-level token spend limits, and review logs showing actions and requesting users.
- Integration & compatibility: works with Opus 4.8 and supports connectors to tools, data, and codebases; introductory credits available for eligible orgs.
- Quick start checklist for engineers:
- Pair Claude Tag with your Slack workspace
- Grant Claude access to required tools/connectors
- Set organization or channel spend limits
- Test Claude in a private channel before broad rollout