Tag @Hanzo in Slack. Ship code, canvases, and pull requests in the thread.
Hanzo Tag brings autonomous Code Channels, live Canvas summaries, branch diffs, and WIMSE-federated cloud agents straight into your existing Slack workspace.
- Mention @Hanzo in any channel or thread to investigate bugs, query repositories, draft canvases, and open pull requests.
- Dedicated Code Channels pair your Slack thread with live Code, View, and Canvas artifacts so engineering and design iterate together.
- Enterprise WIMSE federated workload identity binds AWS IAM roles, GCP Workload Identity, verified gateways, and RFC 7523 auth servers.
- Full auditability with Scheduled Work, Memory, and Network event logs plus organization spend caps in Hanzo Admin Settings.
Organization-scoped security: Hanzo Tag only reads channels where @Hanzo is added, uses federated workload identities instead of personal accounts, and never trains on your Slack data.
Paste and ship
Paste this into any agent. It reads the skill manifest and calls Tag from there.
Read https://hanzo.ai/skill.md and use Hanzo Tag in my project.
What it is
Your Slack channels become live engineering & operations rooms
Keep context where your team already talks — without switching between chat, tickets, and diff viewers.
Code Channels in Slack
Spin up a session channel for a bug or feature. @Hanzo searches your codebase, proposes the fix, loops in reviewers, and opens the PR.
Live Canvas & Diff Artifacts
Every session produces structured root-cause Canvases, unified git diffs, and interactive visual previews alongside the conversation.
Federated Agent Access (WIMSE)
Authenticate agents to AWS, GCP, and internal gateways using short-lived cryptographic workload tokens instead of static secrets.
Built for Slack teams
From @Hanzo mention to merged pull request
Explicit @Hanzo invocation
Hanzo stays quiet until tagged or scheduled. It reads only the channels it belongs to and responds right inside the thread.
GitHub & GitLab branch workflows
Reads files, compares branches, runs test suites in isolated cloud sandboxes, and pushes verified commits to your repository.
Shared organization MCP connectors
Grant Hanzo Tag access to the MCP connectors your organization has already configured — Linear, Sentry, Datadog, Notion, and more.
Scheduled channel routines
Run recurring morning triage, release readiness checks, and incident summaries that post directly to designated Slack channels.
WIMSE Cloud Roles & RFC 7523 Auth
Configure AWS/GCP IAM role ARNs, active-probed gateways, and OAuth JWT bearer authorization servers in Organization Settings.
Activity & network audit logs
Inspect every scheduled run, workspace memory entry, and outbound network event from the Hanzo Tag Activity console.
Unified agent platform
Works alongside Hanzo Team, Hanzo Bot, and Hanzo in Chrome
Hanzo Tag (/slack)
Native Slack integration with Code Channels, Canvas summaries, and WIMSE workload federation.
Hanzo Team (hanzo.team)
First-party AI-native workspace with built-in Code Channels, Board, Drive, Calendar, Meet, and Inbox.
Hanzo Bot (hanzo.bot)
Always-on resident bots with dedicated sandbox computers that connect to Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and iMessage.
Hanzo in Chrome (/chrome)
Side-panel browser agent that captures live DOM/network repros and sends them straight to your Slack code channel.
Turn any Slack channel into a live coding session with @Hanzo.
Mention @Hanzo in a channel or spin up a dedicated code channel. Inspect every file read, review live Canvas summaries and unified git diffs side-by-side, and merge the pull request without leaving the thread.
What can Hanzo Tag see in Slack?
Does Hanzo respond only when someone tags it?
Does Hanzo Tag use my personal accounts to do its work?
Can Hanzo Tag use the MCP connectors we have already set up in Hanzo?
How is Hanzo Tag billed?
Is our Slack data used to train models?
Hanzo Tag
Connect @Hanzo to your Slack workspace in three steps.
Available on Team and Enterprise plans with usage-based channel billing, spend caps, and zero training on your workspace conversations.