Claude joins your Slack channel

Welcome back, Superhuman. Anthropic just gave Claude a Slack account. You can now tag @Claude in any thread and the AI will jump in, read your conversation to get up to speed, then help move your project forward. A few dozen "AI for Slack" startups just went on red alert.

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1. Anthropic turns Claude into a teammate that lives inside Slack: Claude Tag lets anyone in a Slack channel tag @Claude so it can pull context from the conversation, get work done, and chat with team members. It replies to each request directly in Slack, builds context over time, and takes initiative when ambient behavior is enabled. Administrators control token-spend limits and data sharing. Now available in beta for Enterprise and Team customers. Try Claude Tag here or watch how it works.

2. Meta launches its first self-branded smart glasses line: Meta Glasses are the company’s first AI glasses to launch with its Muse Spark model built in, letting you play music, ask questions, capture photos and video, or translate in real time. They’re compatible with prescription lenses, come in 26 different styles, and offer 8+ hours of battery. Now available. Learn more or see how they work.

3. OpenArt launches Director, letting you “vibe direct” AI video clips up to 5 minutes long: Director lets anyone describe, generate, and edit short-form AI videos through a single conversation, offering consistent characters, voiceover, music, and captions. The startup, run by two ex-Googlers, is hoping its platform will change how videos are made, similar to what vibe coding did for software. Try Director or see how it works.

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The Kickstarter raise. For 15 days, Ethan Buck’s Kickstarter campaign for his miniature construction kit startup, BYLT, sat stagnant. That changed overnight when he posted a sleek AI-generated launch video that pulled in 5M+ views and helped raise $30K+ for a product he’s still finalizing. The story is equal parts feel-good founder’s journey — and a preview of how fast the rules are changing.

Moving quickly. Announcing a company using a launch video or product mock-up is nothing new. But what’s changed is the cost, time, and effort involved to make them. Bringing a prototype to life used to require weeks of work, input from various specialists, and, naturally, extensive meetings. Now the same process takes an afternoon and a few AI tokens.

Collapsing barriers. AI has collapsed the time it takes to go from idea to polished asset. While Ethan’s win was a product launch, the pattern fits any role: a marketer drafting landing pages, an accountant prepping tax plans, or a product manager testing new features.

The bottom line. Higher-level work will always require careful thought, attention, and human input. But as the cost of experimentation falls to near zero, the smart play may no longer be refining ideas carefully over weeks — but shipping them early and often.

Sample Prompt: Keep the main points in order, group related ideas together, and use simple headings. Clean up messy wording, but don’t add anything that isn’t in the notes. If something is hard to read, mark it as [unclear].

Follow up with: Make this draft easier to read, remove repetition, and turn it into a polished meeting recap with action items.

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🧑‍💻 Claude in Slack: An Anthropic employee posted four Claude Tag best practices to help you hit the ground running with Claude’s new Slack integration.

👀 RapGPT: OpenAI’s upcoming voice model, Bidi 1, leaked early and clips have surfaced of the model freestyle rapping (yes, freestyle rapping).

🧮 Formula Fixer: Gemini can now directly fix spreadsheet errors in Google Sheets by pulling context from the rest of your sheet to figure out what your goal is.

🥊 Sakana vs. Claude: An AI power user pitted Japan’s new model orchestrator against Claude Opus 4.8. The task: design a simple video game in one shot. Which model do you think won?

🤖 Gemini Spark: Explore six ways that members of Google’s team use its 24/7 assistant to make their lives a bit easier, like tracking ongoing projects, auditing Google Drive, and more.

📝 Beating Fable: Learn how a new open-source model beats Claude Fable 5 at web design in this viral post that’s racked up 1.5M views.

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Until next time — Zain, Theodore, & the Superhuman AI team.