Multiplayer AI, right in Slack.
Bring your Codex or Claude Code agent into the thread. Mention @Tag, and it reads the conversation, does the work, and replies where the whole team can follow along.
Signup testing is done. Two small bugs, both fixed.
Support still needs a briefing before Monday.
@Maya's Tag pull this into a launch checklist with owners.
A Dots or Grok alternative
Want to try it without another pricey subscription?
You don’t need one. Use the ChatGPT or Claude plan you already have, or your own API key. Any model that works in Codex or Claude Code works in Tag, and you can switch whenever you want. Honestly, models get better every few weeks. Why lock yourself into one? See Models.
Skip the copy-and-paste relay
Most work starts in a Slack thread. Taking it to a private AI chat means copying the context out and the answer back, then explaining a conversation nobody else saw. With Tag, you ask in the thread, and everyone sees the answer.
Ask for what the thread needs
@Iris's Tag find the launch decision in #product and compare it with the plan in your workspace. Show me which messages support the decision.
Checking your inbox needs your email connected, for example Gmail. See what Tag knows.
Ready in a few minutes
- Step 1Download Tag
Open it and click Install Tag. No administrator password. See the install guide.
Step 2Make your TagGive it a name and a picture, pick a Codex or Claude Code model, and choose your Slack workspace.
- Step 3Mention it in a thread
Your Tag starts on its own. Type @ and its name in any channel it’s in.
Yours, not ours
- Runs on your Mac
- Tag uses your own AI account or API key. We don’t host your conversations or files.
- Only you can ask it
- Teammates see the replies and can join in. They don’t need to install anything. See Your own Tag.
- Files stay yours
- Plans and checklists are ordinary files in your folder, ready for any tool. See Working with files.
Questions
Bring your Tag to work
Your next long thread can end with a plan.
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