Claude Tag lets teams bring Anthropic's AI into Slack by tagging @Claude in any channel and assigning it tasks. Internally, the tool already generates 65 percent of the code on Anthropic's product team, the company says.
Anthropic has introduced Claude Tag, a new way to embed its AI directly into Slack. Admins grant the model access to selected channels and connect it to tools, data, and codebases. From there, anyone in the channel can tag @Claude and describe a task in plain language. The model breaks it into steps, works through them using the available tools, and reports back in a Slack thread.
Anthropic positions Claude Tag as an evolution of Claude Code. Tagging @Claude is already a core workflow inside the company: 65 percent of the code on the product team comes from an internal version, Anthropic says. Teams outside engineering use it too - for tracking product metrics, handling support tickets, and diagnosing bugs.
One shared Claude per channel instead of individual chats
Compared to a traditional one-on-one chat, Anthropic highlights a few key differences. Each channel gets a single Claude that interacts with everyone. All members can see what the model is working on and pick up a conversation where someone else left off. Over time, the model builds context by following what happens in the channel. With the right permissions, it can also learn from other channels and data sources. It won't share anything from private channels, according to Anthropic.
