Skip to content

Coworkers

A coworker is a named Claude Code agent that your team hands work to. People @mention it in Slack, it runs jobs on a schedule, and you can give it a task from the console. It has a job description, it remembers what it learned between tasks, and every task runs in its own Droneship sandbox under your project’s egress policy.

@leo draft three subject lines for the webinar reminder

Leo reacts with 👀, answers in the thread, and keeps a note of anything worth remembering for next time.

Works where your team works

Each coworker is its own Slack app with its own name and avatar. Mention it in a channel or send it a direct message, and reply in the thread to keep the conversation going.

Runs jobs on a schedule

A weekly report, a morning pipeline digest, a daily KPI check. A schedule can post its result in a channel, or post only when there is something new.

Remembers between tasks

Its job description, progress and notes live in a GitHub repo you choose, so you can read and review everything it keeps.

Reaches only what you allow

Every task runs in a fresh sandbox. You pick its connectors and built-in tools, and the Highflame gateway enforces that list outside the sandbox.

How it runs

Section titled “How it runs”
Sandbox A fresh sandbox in this project for every task, with a fresh clone of its notes repo.
Runs as Its creator: their GitHub connection, connectors and saved model key. Tasks count toward the project’s sandbox hours.
Model calls Through the Highflame gateway.
Time limit 20 minutes per task by default. Choose 10, 20, 30 or 60 minutes in Settings. A task that runs longer is stopped and marked failed.
Internet Standard (the default) allows package registries and its tools. Strict allows only the AI model and its tools. Open allows the whole internet. The project’s egress rules also apply.
One task per thread A thread runs one task at a time. Different threads run at the same time.

Who can do what

Section titled “Who can do what”
  • Anyone in the project can see every coworker, its runs and its notes, use Run now, and turn a coworker off.
  • Its creator or a project admin can change it: the job description, schedules, Slack, tools and settings. They can also delete it.

Every run’s request and reply are visible to everyone in the project, including tasks that came from a direct message.

In this section

Section titled “In this section”