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3> Copy-paste prompts for Claude Tag in Slack, each with why it works. See first messages, forwarded-message handoffs, channel rules, memory checks, routines, and mid-thread steering.
3> Copy-paste prompts for Claude Tag in Slack, each with why it works. See first messages, handoffs, channel rules, memory checks, routines, fan-out, and steering.
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55export const BetaNote = () => <Info>Claude Tag is in public beta. Features and behavior described here may change before general availability.</Info>;
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117117**Why it works**: you name which job. Any channel member can disable a scheduled job; you don't need to find an admin to stop a noisy routine.
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119## Fan out work across threads
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121Give Claude a list of independent tasks in a channel thread, and ask it to open one thread per task. Claude posts a top-level message for each task in the same channel, works in the replies under it, and replies in the thread where you asked with a link to each new thread.
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124@Claude for each of these issues, start a new thread in this channel and fix it there. Open a draft PR in each, and post the links here when the threads are up.
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127**Why it works**: each new thread [runs its own session](/docs/claude-tag/users/good-habits#start-a-new-thread-for-a-new-task) in its own sandbox, so the tasks run at the same time and you can review each one on its own. To continue one existing discussion in a new thread instead, use [`!fork`](/docs/claude-tag/users/commands#fork-a-thread).
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119129## Steer work mid-thread
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