Claude Tag arrives for Slack—multiplayer, asynchronous, learns channel context

Claude Tag is a new way for teams to work with Claude, starting on Slack. Teams can grant Claude access to selected channels and tools, then tag @Claude to delegate tasks while focusing on other work.

Key Features:

• Multiplayer: One Claude instance per Slack channel that interacts with everyone, allowing team members to see what it's working on and pick up conversations
• Learning Over Time: Claude builds context from channel activity and can learn from other Slack channels and data sources (doesn't report from private channels)
• Proactive Initiative: With ambient behavior enabled, Claude proactively flags relevant information and follows up on unresolved threads
• Asynchronous Work: Set tasks and focus on other priorities while Claude works; can schedule tasks for itself over hours or days
• Direct Messages: Send Claude private messages using personal tools and connectors

Internal Adoption:

• 65% of Anthropic's product team's code is created by their internal version of Claude Tag
• Usage spreading beyond engineering to product metrics, support tickets, and bug investigation

Availability:

• Available in beta for Claude Enterprise and Team customers
• Works with Slack
• Uses Claude Opus 4.8
• Replaces existing Claude in Slack app
• Administrators can migrate within 30 days
• Introductory launch credits issued to eligible organizations

Access Control:

• System administrators specify which tools and information the model can access in which channels
• Separate Claude identities for different uses with scoped memories
• Token spend limits can be set for organization and individual channels
• Full audit logs of Claude's actions and who requested each task

Getting Started: For Enterprise and Team customers:

1. Pair Claude Tag with Slack workspace
2. Give Claude access to tools
3. Set monthly spend limit
4. Test in private channel

Documentation and product page available at claude.com/docs/claude-tag/overview and claude.com/product/tag.