Developer Builds 6 Claude AI Agents to Manage 15 Side Projects

A developer has implemented a system using six specialized Claude AI agents to manage 15 side projects while maintaining a full-time engineering job. The setup operates without a custom platform, relying on Claude Code, markdown files, and git worktrees.
Agent Roles and Responsibilities
- Maya (Chief of Staff): Handles daily reviews, inbox triage, and task routing.
- Viktor (CTO): Manages code review, pull requests, and architecture decisions.
- Luna (Content): Creates blog posts and social media content.
- Marco (Strategy): Conducts business analysis and hypothesis validation.
- Sage (Coach): Focuses on life balance and personal development.
- Kai (Community): Handles CRM, networking, and follow-ups.
The developer acts as "Commander," responsible for strategic decisions, being the public face, building relationships, and validating ideas while delegating other tasks to the agents.
Technical Implementation
The system runs on Claude Code with markdown files and git worktrees. No custom platform was developed for this setup. The developer has shared a 7-minute walkthrough presented from an Apple Vision Pro, available on YouTube.
This approach demonstrates how AI agents can be organized into specialized roles to handle complex project management tasks, particularly useful for developers managing multiple projects alongside primary employment.
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