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Description

Open-source, channel-native agent gateway for Slack. Route team threads to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Docker, HTTP agents, and custom CLIs with policy, approvals, memory, audit logs, and artifacts.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

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OpenTag

Open-source, channel-native multiplayer AI gateway with shared, auditable team knowledge.

Tag local AI agents into Slack threads, with local execution, visible progress, approvals, audit trails, and pluggable agent runtimes.

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License Node Slack first Status

OpenTag brings AI agents into the place where team work already happens: Slack channels and threads.

Instead of running an agent from one person's terminal and pasting results back into chat, a team can mention `@OpenTag`, discuss the task in the same thread, approve risky actions when needed, and keep the outcome visible to everyone who has access to that channel.


✨ What You Can Do

  • Ask an agent to investigate a bug from a Slack thread.
  • Let teammates add context before or during the agent run.
  • Route work to different agent backends such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Docker-based agents, HTTP agents, or custom CLIs.
  • Teach OpenTag an explicit team fact, decision, convention, preference, or procedure; corrections are versioned, scoped, sourced, and reused by every configured runtime.
  • Use Channel Profiles / Access Bundles so different projects can have different permissions, memories, default agents, and run limits.
  • Require approvals before write actions