He built a company run by 50 AI agents — here's the Claude Code-powered architecture
Arindam_1729 · x · 2026-11-15
The author breaks down a fully agent-staffed "company": 50 agents across 6 departments in one interconnected system.
- Every task reduces to four actions: read, decide, write, send; each agent has its own role, instructions, and rules.
- Claude Code acts as the central brain, managing long-term instructions, real files, parallel subagents, and a shared handbook reloaded each session.
- Make connects 2,000+ apps via MCP so agents can trigger Gmail, Slack, Google Sheets actions.
- Git worktrees isolate each coding agent with its own codebase copy, merged at the end to avoid collisions.
- Human approval gates messages, payments, and publishing — e.g. the invoicing agent has no Slack access.
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