Claude is now available as a Slack bot that teams can @mention to retrieve data, write code, or generate presentations using only the resources in that channel. Channel admins control what Claude can access, making it a team assistant rather than a personal tool.
made game-changing announcement with Anthropic. Okay. We launched Claude Tag, which is— think about the following. So it's basically, it's an agent that sits in a team, in a channel, okay, that works, is the assistant of a whole team, a whole function. Okay. And you can delegate by simply @mentioning Claude. @Claude, what do you think about this? @Claude, can you get me these numbers? @Claude, can you do a graph for this? @Claude, can you build a presentation for this? @Claude, can you build code to do this dashboard that we are discussing? And Claude that lives in that channel knows everything that has happened in that channel. It doesn't know anything outside that channel. And it also knows everything that the administrator of the channel has decided to give power to the channel. So for instance, if I am in a group of engineers that are building a product, before we set up the channel, the channel gives access to Claude to the code and other libraries. So Claude can interact with all the participants in the channel as if it were another teammate and get things done. By the way, this is complementary. To Slackbot, which Slackbot is the personal assistant for everyone in Slack. This one, Claude Tag, is the assistant of the team. Very powerful. Please do experiment it. It came to our surface because we are the only surface for multiplayer that is at scale where you can build apps, and that's why Anthropic chose Slack.
