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Claude Tag now supports personal connectors in channels

The request runs under the user’s account, appears in that tool’s log, and can be reviewed before posting or sent automatically unless Claude flags sensitive content. Admins on Enterprise plans will be able to require review for everyone, giving tighter governance.

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  • Claude Tag (beta) can now use personal connectors for individual user requests in Slack channels
  • Users may choose review mode or auto mode; Enterprise admins can enforce review for all
  • Feature rolls out now on Team plans, with Enterprise plans to follow

The feature is being rolled out on Team plans today, with Enterprise plans following later. In a sample interaction, a user named Priya asks Claude to compare a Google Drive document against merged GitHub pull requests; Claude accesses Priya’s personal Drive connector and the channel’s GitHub connector, then posts the result after screening. Personal connectors are intended for supervised work, while shared connectors remain for unattended automation such as CI triage.

All connector activity is logged under the user’s account, and users can disconnect connectors at any time. Shared connectors continue to support scheduled routines and channel‑wide tools, preserving existing security and audit practices.

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Claude Tag now supports personal connectors in channels

Anthropic Engineering · 24 September 2026

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