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Re: Claude Tag

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Post by ruszki »

nozzlegear wrote: post #71

> Today, 65% of our product team’s code is created by our internal version of Claude Tag. Given the reliability and general product quality of the Anthropic product team's code, this doesn't sound like a selling point.

And this is their circular reasoning of their valuation.

“See, here is our company made to worth X by our product, because it can make a company worth X.”

And yet, the product made something really unreliable.

And nobody bats an eye on the market.

But hey, SpaceX successfully sold that they would generate 30 trillion dollars of revenue.

Re: Claude Tag

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Post by tango12 »

How is this multiplayer? Claude-slackbot needs to inherit my permissions for accessing scoped context and data / tools. Sounds like I need to setup specific credentials for each instance of the agent.

More importantly, claude-slackbot automatically remembering sounds like it'll be company wide AI slop? 75% of the stuff on slack should not be remembered for the future. And 90% of the stuff worth having in context is not even on the slack thread.

Re: Claude Tag

#93

Post by DonsDiscountGas »

giancarlostoro wrote: post #60
nycdatasci wrote: post #58

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I spoke with a (potentially biased) member of technical staff @ Anthropic today who claimed that tags w/ multi-player capability is the biggest thing they've shipped since Claude Code.

Effort wise probably, but Slack is... not where everyone is... So it seems underwhelming, this is a win for non-devs I supposed, what would have made this more fascinating is if this was a follow up to Claude Design, which in my opinion could have been as big as Claude Code, or even bigger, but it has its own token usage that burned so quickly, not sure how much of general token usage it takes now though.

Probably if we look apps used for work chat I would think slack represents a plurality (and maybe majority) of current Claude users. Teams is probably next (or maybe beats it in terms of raw usage) but I bet integration with slack is easier.

Re: Claude Tag

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Post by Npovview »

sudb wrote: post #78

This is the "company brain" product spike from Anthropic I think https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs#company-brain

Looks like it.

https://x.com/EngramLab/status/2069465879696576844

https://x.com/karlmehta/status/2069329697843151333

Satya Nadella reveals why every company may need its own AI model: the model becomes the new company database.

"To me, a model is like the database market."

"A firm should be able to take the tacit knowledge it has and embed it inside weights in a model that they control."

"When somebody asks me how many models should there be, I'll say as many models as firms in the world."

The contrarian part: the value may not sit in one universal frontier model. It sits in each company turning its private operating knowledge into a controlled model.

Re: Claude Tag

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Post by insane_dreamer »

Not on Teams, I see. Likely by design :)

Not sure how much we'll use this, but it could be useful for filing tickets from conversations. Though I'd prefer to just point claude to the convo post-hoc rather than have to invite it each time just in case I want to ask claude to do something.

The last thing I want is claude chipping into a convo Clippy-style.

Re: Claude Tag

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Post by i_have_an_idea »

This is like what you can setup with Hermes or OpenClaw within a few minutes with your ChatGPT subscription or an open weights model, except they handle the Slack setup for you and bill you at API rates.

Re: Claude Tag

#98

Post by SAK_ATAK »

I don't understand how this is gonna fly for enterprise security and compliance. Claude needs to inherit permissions from somewhere, and those permissions will never align with the members of a slack channel. And finding the lowest common denominator of access probably results in a dumbed-down, useless experience.

The only way it works is if customers truly start treating agents as humans with the same liability as an employee.

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