Runbear puts agents into Slack, Teams and Discord as named teammates: @Support, @SalesOps, @HR, @RevOps. They watch the channel, draft responses, pull data from connected tools and act, with more than 2,000 integrations and per-agent knowledge bases behind them.
Per-user authentication is the design decision that makes shared agents safe. An agent in a shared channel holding one service account sees everything that account can see, which quietly turns a Slack channel into a permissions bypass; authenticating as the person who asked means each user gets exactly their own access and no more.
It configures through Claude Code and MCP rather than requiring engineering time, with a free tier, $99 a month for Team and $399 for Business. Agents that watch channels and act need clear boundaries agreed with the people in those channels, 2,000 integrations vary in depth, and $99 is a real step up from free for a small team.
