Tag agents in team channels
Bring agents into Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, and similar places so they can respond where the conversation is already happening.
AgentConnect
ClaimAgentConnect lets teams tag ACP agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI into Slack, Telegram, Discord, and GitHub so they can take on work in the same channels where teams already collaborate. It is open source and self-hostable, with roles, tools, memory, and configurable triggers for agent workflows.
Tag agents into the places your team already works
AgentConnect is a runtime for connecting ACP-compatible agents to team channels and operational workflows. It is designed so you can tag an agent in Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, or related channels and have it respond, take action, and continue the work in-thread.
The site presents AgentConnect as a central console for running and coordinating a fleet of agents. It includes support for roles, tools, memory, schedules, sessions, knowledge, and daemons, and it is described as open source and self-hostable.
Core capabilities
Support for ACP agents
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other ACP agents, with the site also describing an AI-native workflow that can start from claude.ai or another AI client over MCP.
Roles, tools, and memory
Assign roles to agents, control what tools they can use, and carry memory between conversations so context can persist where needed.
Central console for operations
Manage agents, sessions, schedules, tools and skills, knowledge, and daemons from one console instead of handling each workflow separately.
Triggers and scheduling
Use direct channel tagging, scheduled runs, and webhook-style triggers to start recurring work such as triage digests, alert responses, or review jobs.
Scoped permissions and visibility
Limit what each agent can access by repository, connector, secrets, or other scoped resources so work can be separated by role and context.
Practical ways teams use AgentConnect
Issue triage and thread-based handoff
Teams can keep humans and agents in the same thread while an agent investigates, proposes a fix, and follows up with verification or a reply.
Community or support responses
Support agents can answer routine questions from channels such as Discord, use docs or memory when available, and escalate to a human when they are not sure.
Code review workflows
Review agents can run on push or on request, inspect changes with different levels of depth, and surface findings before merge.
Alert response and operations
Ops agents can watch scheduled jobs or incoming alerts, summarize what changed, and take action on incidents or service issues.
Agent-driven task automation across apps
Teams can connect agents to external tools and apps so the agent can complete work beyond a single chat channel when the task requires it.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works across several team channels and GitHub, keeping agent activity in existing collaboration surfaces.
- Supports multiple ACP agents rather than a single model or client.
- Includes roles, tools, memory, schedules, and permissions for more controlled workflows.
- Shows both interactive and automated patterns, including tagging, cron jobs, and webhook triggers.
- Open-source and self-hostable according to the site.
Cons
- Pricing details are not available because the pricing page currently returns a 404.
- The site text is product-focused and does not provide detailed implementation limits, plan tiers, or full setup requirements.
FAQ
What is AgentConnect?
AgentConnect is a runtime for connecting ACP-compatible agents to collaboration channels and operational workflows so teams can tag agents into work as it happens.
Which agents does it support?
The site explicitly mentions Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI, and also refers more broadly to any ACP agent.
Where can agents be used?
The product shows support for Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, and other connected workflows.
Can agents be given different permissions?
Yes. The site describes scoping what each agent can use and access, including tools, knowledge, and other resources.
Is there pricing information on the site?
A pricing page exists, but the collected page text shows a 404, so no pricing details are available from the source content.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool
- Primary use
- Agent orchestration and channel-based workflows
- Supported agents
- Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, other ACP agents
- Channels
- Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub
- Deployment
- Open source and self-hostable
- Source domain
- agentconnect.md