Company gave its Claude process agent a name and Slack — super agent or many?
Gazzo69 · reddit · 2026-10-28
A company deployed a Claude agent as a named "process manager" with its own Slack account and email, connected to all internal platforms to catch anything lost in standard procedures and coach coworkers on AI adoption. The open question: human org wisdom says specialize by department, but Claude argued agent rules differ — unlimited capacity, 24/7. Should this become one well-known super agent for everyone, or should they split into multiple task-specific agents?
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