Hey everyone. You’ve might of heard of Open AI, Open Router, OpenCode, OpenWork….

Introducing OpenTag - the model agnostic Claude Tag.

We started early access a 2 weeks ago and are live with 10 teams.

If you've seen Claude Tag, you know the interface: tag an AI in Slack, hand it a task, get the result in the thread. We think that's the right interface. We built OpenTag because we think the multiplayer harness should be model agnostic. When a better model ships, your coworker gets better the same day, benefiting from the performance and cost improvements.

OpenTag is an AI coworker that lives inside of Slack. You invite it into the channels you want. It picks up how the company runs, how decisions are made, who owns what. It helps the team coordinate and builds automations for workflows that it sees as repetitive. It asks for tools and visibility the way an A-player hire does, and it tries to grow its own scope and agency. It starts as an intern and tries to earn the COO job. As it works, it writes a company wiki of how you actually run. That wiki compounds as a company brain, so OpenTag only gets sharper with time. Throw it anything. It does its best, and it asks for help when it’s blocked. The result lands in the thread, with sources, where the whole team can see it.

Four parts, one coworker:

1. Ambient and proactive agents - properly sandboxed with its own computer and browser, so you can trust them with actual tasks instead of babysitting chat windows.
2. A wiki that maintains itself — no more stale handbooks. OpenTag writes down how the company actually runs and keeps it current. Teammates can read it. Agents can read it.
3. Automations that suggest themselves - OpenTag watches how your team works and surfaces the repetitive stuff worth automating, so you're not designing workflows from a blank page.
4. Built for multiplayer - OpenTag is designed with proper permissioning that matches how your team operates.

2 minutes to start. Add OpenTag to Slack, invite it to the channels where work happens, give it a job. It’ll ask for the tools it needs (whatever the job touches). It only reads the channels you invited it to.

Built by software engineers who’ve shipped products used by millions.

The three of us worked together at Lilac Labs (YC S24) and all went to Berkeley. Tony (CEO) was software at Tesla and Intel. Shelden (CTO) was at Flatiron Health, Roche, and Certik (cyber security). Wilson (Chief Engineer) was at Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Vestible, a regulated securities platform.

OpenTag is the coworker we wanted at our last company, when we were the ones running every job.

Try OpenTag today

Try it at www.tryopentag.com

Take 30 minutes with me: book a demo.

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback. You can email me at tony@tryopentag.com