CronusL-1141/AI-company

Multi-agent team operating system for Claude Code. 108 MCP tools, 40+ agent templates, 10 lifecycle hooks, 7 pipeline workflows. Persistent teams, structured meetings, task wall, real-time React dashboard. No LangChain/AutoGen — pure CC native integration.

What it solves

AI Team OS addresses the limitation of traditional AI coding assistants that stop working the moment a user stops prompting. It transforms Claude Code (CC) from a reactive tool into an autonomous, self-driving "AI company" that can execute tasks, research competitors, and evolve its own codebase without constant human intervention.

How it works

The system positions the user as the "Chairman" and an AI Leader as the "CEO." The CEO autonomously monitors a task wall, assigns specialist agents based on templates, and manages execution. It uses a cross-session orchestration system to drive sibling sessions and a two-layer memory system (Direction and Episodic) to ensure preferences and lessons are inherited by every new agent. To maintain efficiency, it employs progressive tool-loading to prevent context window saturation and treats local files (like Claude Code transcripts) as the ultimate source of truth for model discovery and telemetry.

Who it’s for

Developers and project leads who use Claude Code and want to automate the end-to-end lifecycle of software development, including R&D, task management, and autonomous feature implementation.

Highlights

  • Autonomous Execution: A CEO agent that picks high-priority tasks and manages a fleet of specialist agents independently.
  • Two-Layer Memory: A system that distills user preferences into a "direction layer" inherited by all agents and stores task-level memos in an "episodic layer."
  • Cross-Session Orchestration: The ability for one session to observe and drive sibling sessions, reducing the need to spawn fresh agents.
  • Ecosystem Research Platform: A built-in funnel for archiving, analyzing, and debating the merits of external repositories and frameworks.
  • Zero-LLM Knowledge Layer: A reference graph and unified search system that extracts links via regex to avoid consuming token budgets.
  • Persistent Observability: A governance layer that tracks Claude Code Workflow runs with live telemetry and stall detection.