@ an approved agent in your issues and threads. Claude Code, Codex, or your own.
Built-in adapters for echo, claude-code, and codex — or implement the same contracts with your own runner. The mention isn't tied to a model.
Keep coding work local with opentagd, or use hosted / custom runners on the same claim-and-callback contracts. Stop copying context into a separate AI chat workspace.
Ingress adapters normalize platform comments or app mentions into one OpenTagEvent.
The dispatcher validates scope, persists the run, manages leases, and records audit events.
A local or hosted runner claims only work it is explicitly bound to handle.
The executor does the work in the mapped checkout and returns structured results.
Callback adapters update the source thread — without flooding it.
Issue & PR comments, thread callbacks.
@mentions in bound channels.
Bot mentions in groups & channels.
Group chat & bot mentions.
Server mentions & threads.
Team chat mentions.
Workspace chat mentions.
On the roadmap.
GitHub, Slack, Telegram, and Lark / 飞书.
Polling, heartbeats, lease-based claiming, and dirty-worktree protection.
Smoke tests, Claude Code (claude --print), Codex (codex exec), and custom runners.
Runs, audit events, proposals, approvals, apply plans, policy, mappings, lineage, and metrics.
Update GitHub run comments in place; keep routine Slack progress audit-only.
Work items, conversation anchors, context packets, suggested changes, approvals, and apply plans.