AnthropicfeaturePersonal Connectors in Claude Tag Channels
Claude Tag in Slack can now use your own connected accounts, like Google Drive or your calendar, when you ask it something in a shared channel. For Team plans.
Details
- Claude Tag now reads from both the shared connectors an admin attached to the channel and the personal connectors on the requesting user's Claude account.
- Personal connectors stay private to the person who asked. Nobody else in the channel can run requests through them, but anything Claude posts is visible to the whole channel.
- Review mode lets you approve a reply before it posts. Auto mode posts directly unless Claude detects sensitive content, and Enterprise admins can require review for all personal connector use.
- Personal connectors do not run unattended. Scheduled routines and work Claude starts on its own use only the channel's shared connectors.
- Claude asks for your approval the first time it uses a given personal connector, and the activity is logged under your own account.
- Rolling out now on Team plans as part of the Claude Tag beta, with Enterprise to follow.
Best for
Pulling your own files, calendar, or CRM records into an answer in a team Slack channel without giving the channel access to them.
When to use it
A channel request needs context that only your account can see.
Who benefits
Slack-first teams on Claude Team plans where people have different tool access.
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