Set up a company workflow with specialized Claude Code agents

They split company work across Claude Code agents for product, design, engineering, and marketing, with a human still steering the overall direction.

Done with Claude Code· Advanced· Nov 2025

What they did
They configured Claude Code as a group of focused agents, each with a distinct job: product vision, PRDs, brand work, UX, architecture, security, QA, DevOps, frontend, backend, and database tasks. The agents stored their output in project files and Linear, and they connected the system to tools such as Supabase through MCP so each role could keep its own context. The poster said they still handled the big-picture choices and kept the work balanced.
How it went
They said the setup really did work and was nice to use, and it helped ship at least one paid utility. It took weeks to build, still needed supervision, and only brought in enough to cover their Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini subscriptions; in one comment they put the Claude and ChatGPT cost at about $40 a month.
Tips
This kind of setup works best when each agent has a narrow lane and writes its decisions down in shared project files. Leave room for a human to review direction, timing, and any money-related steps.

Try it yourself with Claude Code

Help me organize [company or project] into a small set of Claude Code agents with separate responsibilities. Include roles for [product/vision], [product management], [marketing], [design], [engineering], [QA], [DevOps], and any other roles that fit. For the marketing agent, draft a brand brief with a name idea, tone of voice, and three color palette options with hex codes. Keep the work in [folder or tool], and have each agent write a short summary of its decisions and open questions. Before any action that would spend money, send a message, delete data, or submit anything, stop and ask me to approve it.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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