Run Run Wild from where your team already works.
Most of what Run Wild does is automatic, and you stay in command. The AI works leads on its own and surfaces the moments that need a human: approve a risky send, watch a conversation in flight, take over a thread.
These are not customer channels. They are your control surfaces. Mirror every contact into Slack and approve from there, or point your own AI agent at the MCP server and let it read and act on your CRM directly.
Oversight and control, from your own tools.
- Connect SlackInstall the Run Wild app in your workspace. Every contact mirrors into a thread your team can watch.
- Approve in placeWhen the AI needs a human, it asks in Slack. Approve, edit, or take over without opening the app.
- Give agents accessPoint Claude or your own agent at the Run Wild MCP server for scoped, authenticated read and write over your CRM.
- Stay in controlOrg- and contact-level guardrails decide what runs on autopilot and what waits for your sign-off.
Command, not just notifications.
- Contact threads in Slack
Every contact mirrors into a thread. The whole conversation is visible to your team where they already work.
- Approve from chat
Approvals that need a human land in Slack. Approve, edit, or reject a send without switching tabs.
- MCP for your agents
A Model Context Protocol server so Claude or your own agent can read and act on your CRM with proper auth.
- The right interruptions
You hear about the moments that matter, not every message. Routing ambiguity and risky sends get surfaced.
- Take over instantly
Jump into any conversation mid-thread from Slack and the AI steps back until you hand it back.
- Scoped and auditable
Every approval and agent action is scoped to your org and logged, so you can always see who or what did what.
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Questions about command.
No. Slack is an internal control surface. It mirrors contact activity for your team and carries approvals. Customers are reached over Email, Voice, and Message.
It exposes your CRM to an external AI agent such as Claude over the Model Context Protocol, with scoped, authenticated tools to read contacts and conversations and take the actions you allow.
No. You set guardrails per org and per contact. Low-risk work runs on autopilot; only what you flag waits for a human in Slack.
Yes. The Slack app is an org-wide install, so everyone with access sees the threads and can act on approvals.
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