Claude Tag
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Claude Tag is a tool released by Anthropic, described by Lance Martin as an example of an org-level harness for long-horizon agentic tasks.
Overview
Martin introduced Claude Tag in the context of building infrastructure for long-horizon tasks, noting its release as a significant artifact: "we released Claude Tag". He characterizes it as representative of a broader category of tooling that operates at the organizational level rather than as a single-agent or single-task utility: "it represents what I consider an org-level harness".
Role as an Org-Level Harness
The designation of Claude Tag as an org-level harness is the primary framing provided in the available material. This positions it not merely as a narrow workflow tool but as infrastructure intended to support agentic operation across broader organizational contexts — a layer that coordinates or enables Claude-powered agents to handle tasks with extended time horizons and complexity. Beyond this framing by Martin, further details about Claude Tag's specific architecture, interfaces, or use cases are not elaborated in the available evidence.