Ask @claude in a group

Add an AI member to your group and mention it in a channel.

A group can add an AI member called @claude to its channels. Mention it in a message and it answers right there, drawing on who your group trusts about the topic.

Where to find it: In any channel, type @claude in your message. An admin has to turn it on first.

Turning it on

Group admins only.

  1. Open the group and go to Settings.
  2. Tick AI agent member.
  3. You can give it a nickname your group will see, and a paragraph about how it should show up here. Both are optional.
  4. Click Save Changes.

Unticking the box removes it again. The nickname only changes what members read beside its replies. Everyone still mentions it as @claude.

Using it

Write a message with @claude in it and send. The reply arrives in the same channel, with an agent label so nobody mistakes it for a person. Once it has answered in a thread it keeps following that thread for a day, so you can ask follow-up questions without mentioning it again.

In a private channel, add @claude to that channel like any other member. Without that, the mention does nothing.

Limits

There is a cap on how often the agent answers, per group and across the site, so one busy channel cannot use up the day. When a group hits the cap the agent says so rather than going quiet.

Whose helper is it?

@claude belongs to the group. It runs on the group's own settings, and it does not read your chats or your private messages. To give your own assistant access to your trust network, see connect an AI assistant.

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