*Your Claude Code is 10% of what it could be.*
The other 90% is 10 agents running in parallel: reviewing your PRs, writing your tests, hunting bugs, triaging your inbox, repurposing your content.
Most founders don't know these exist. The ones who do ship 3x faster and look like wizards.
Here's the full setup 👇
Before we dive in, I share daily notes on AI & vibe coding in my Telegram channel: https://t.me/zodchixquant 🧠
The mental shift first
A Claude Code agent isn't a chat session. It's a job description + a trigger + an output. "PR Reviewer" isn't a person you talk to. It's a hook that fires on every PR, runs Claude with a specific prompt, and drops a comment.
Three places these agents live:
Slash commands (in .claude/commands/<name>.md): run on demand from your terminal with /name
Hooks (in .claude/hooks/<event>.sh): fire automatically on events like PreToolUse, PostToolUse, or git events
Hosted scripts via the Claude Agent SDK: run 24/7 on a server, fire on schedules or webhooks
I'll mark each agent below with which one it uses.
1. The PR Reviewer
Type: Slash command + GitHub hook
Reads the diff of any open PR, checks for obvious bugs, missing tests, security issues, style violations. Drops a comment within 90 seconds.
How to set it up:
1. Create .claude/commands/review.md in your repo root
1. Paste the prompt below into the file
1. Run /review inside Claude Code before you push
1. For automation: install the claude-code-action GitHub Action from the marketplace, point it at review.md
Prompt:
You are a senior code reviewer. Read the staged diff. Flag: hardcoded secrets, missing tests, type errors, obvious bugs. Be terse, max 5 comments.
2. The Test Generator
Type: Slash command + pre-commit hook
Watches for new functions without tests. Writes 3-5 cases per function: happy path, edge cases, one failure mode.
How to set it up:
1. Create .claude/commands/tests.md in your repo root
1. Paste the prompt below into the file
1. Run /tests <filename> after you write a function
1. For automation: wire a pre-commit hook that fires /tests on any staged .ts/.py file with no matching test
Prompt:
Read the function I just wrote. Generate tests in [your framework, e.g. Vitest, Pytest]. Cover happy path, 2 edge cases, one error case. Match the style of existing tests in this repo.
3. The Bug Hunter
Type: Hosted script (Claude Agent SDK)
Listens to Sentry, Linear, or your error tracker. For every new bug report, reads the stacktrace, opens the relevant files, proposes a fix as a draft PR by morning.
How to set it up:
1. Write a Claude Agent SDK script that polls the Sentry API every 5 minutes for new unresolved issues
1. For each one, pull the stacktrace, fetch the relevant files via GitHub API, run Claude with the prompt below
1. Drop the script into a Teamly team and watch it work in the Pixel Department. Total setup: about 90 minutes
Prompt:
You are a senior debugger. Read this Sentry stacktrace and the relevant source files. Identify the root cause in one sentence. Propose a minimal fix as a git patch. Add a regression test if possible.
4. The Doc Writer
Type: Post-merge hook
After every merge to main, checks if the change touched anything documented in README, docstrings, or /docs. Updates them in a follow-up PR.
How to set it up:
1. Create .claude/hooks/post-merge.sh in your repo
1. Inside, call Claude with the prompt below
1. Bonus: add a docs.md skill file describing your project's tone and doc structure so updates match style
Prompt:
The last commit changed [list of files]. Check README.md, docstrings in those files, and /docs. If any of them are now wrong or missing info, generate updated versions. Output as a git patch.
5. The Refactor Tracker
Type: Slash command (run weekly)
Greps your codebase for TODO, FIXME, duplicated logic, and files over 500 lines. Outputs a prioritized refactor list with effort estimates. Doesn't fix anything, but surfaces the rot you've been ignoring for 6 months.
How to set it up:
1. Create .claude/commands/rot.md in your repo root
1. Paste the prompt below into the file
1. Run /rot every Friday, triage Monday morning
Prompt:
Scan the repo. Find: TODOs older than 30 days, FIXMEs, files over 500 lines, functions over 80 lines, duplicated string literals appearing 3+ times. Output as a Markdown table sorted by priority. Add an effort estimate (S/M/L) for each.
6. The Daily Standup Agent
Type: Hosted script (Claude Agent SDK)
Reads your GitHub commits, Linear tickets, and calendar from yesterday. Writes you a 4-line summary at 8am. "Yesterday: shipped X, started Y. Today's blocker: Z."
How to set it up:
1. Write a script that runs at 8am daily, pulls GitHub commits from last 24h, Linear ticket changes, Google Calendar events for today
1. Feed all of it to Claude with the prompt below
1. Output goes to your email or Telegram. I run mine on Teamly with a Telegram integration via OAuth, one click to connect
Prompt:
Summarize in 4 lines max. Yesterday I did X. Today I'm working on Y. Blocked on Z. Next priority: W. Skip anything trivial.
7. The Customer Feedback Synthesizer
Type: Hosted script (weekly)
Pulls from Intercom, X mentions, and product reviews. Clusters feedback into themes ("checkout is slow", "want dark mode", "pricing is unclear"). Outputs ranked by frequency.
How to set it up:
1. Script that runs every Sunday at 6pm, pulls Intercom conversations from the last 7 days, X mentions of your handle, and any review platforms
1. Feed everything to Claude with the prompt below, output to a Notion page or your email
1. The hardest part is the API auth, which is why I host it on Teamly where Notion and the rest connect via OAuth
Prompt:
Cluster these into 5-10 themes. For each theme, give a one-line summary, count, and one verbatim quote from the source. Rank by frequency.
8. The Cold Outreach Personalizer
Type: Hosted script (Claude Agent SDK)
For every new lead in your CRM, the agent looks up their company site, LinkedIn, recent posts, GitHub if relevant. Writes a personalized cold email referencing one real thing about them.
How to set it up:
1. Script triggered by a webhook from your CRM (Attio, HubSpot, Notion CRM). On new lead: scrape their company homepage, find them on LinkedIn, read their last 3 X posts
1. Feed all of it to Claude with the prompt below, output goes to a Gmail drafts folder
1. Mine runs on Teamly with both the CRM webhook and Gmail OAuth pre-configured
Prompt:
Write a 4-line cold email. Reference one specific real thing about this person (their company, recent post, or shipped product). No generic openers. No "I noticed you...". Sign off as [your name].
9. The Content Repurposer
Type: Slash command
You write one long-form post (article, thread, doc). The agent splits it into 3 X tweets, 1 LinkedIn post, 1 Telegram note, 1 newsletter blurb. All in your voice.
How to set it up:
1. Create .claude/commands/repurpose.md in your repo or content folder
1. Paste the prompt below into the file
1. Run /repurpose blog-post.md on any source file. The "voice" line is the secret: feed it 3 examples of your real writing and lock that in
Prompt:
Read the input file. Output 5 sections: (1) 3 X tweets, each under 280 chars, (2) 1 LinkedIn post 100-150 words, (3) 1 Telegram note in casual voice, (4) 1 newsletter intro paragraph, (5) 5 alt headlines. Match my voice from [link to 3 examples].
10. The Inbox Triage Agent
Type: Hosted script (every 30 min)
Reads your inbox every 30 minutes. Sorts emails into 4 buckets: needs reply today, this week, FYI, archive. Drafts replies for the first two so you just edit and send.
How to set it up:
1. Script with Gmail OAuth, runs every 30 minutes, pulls unread emails
1. Feed each to Claude with the prompt below, apply Gmail labels for each bucket, save drafts to the Drafts folder
1. I run mine on Teamly because Gmail tokens need to refresh and a hosted script handles that quietly
Prompt:
Classify this email as [today / this-week / fyi / archive]. If today or this-week, write a 3-line draft reply in my voice. Match the formality of the sender. Don't sound like AI.
Where these things actually live?
5 of these run fine locally.
PR Reviewer, Test Generator, Doc Writer, Refactor Tracker, Content Repurposer. They fire when triggered, do the work, exit. No infrastructure needed.
The other 5 need to run 24/7.
Bug Hunter, Daily Standup, Cold Outreach, Customer Feedback, Inbox Triage. They need to wake up when you're asleep. That's where most setups die:
→ Cron stops at 4am during a macOS update
→ VPS goes down on a Saturday
→ Sentry alerts pile up while you're at dinner
I tried VPS first (DevOps weekend project).
Then a few generic hosts.
Then settled on Teamly.
Managed cloud hosting built specifically for AI agents.
Drop a Claude Agent SDK script in, it runs 24/7 on dedicated infrastructure.
@Teamly each agent shows up as a pixel-art character in a virtual office (the Pixel Department), so you watch them work instead of grepping JSON logs at 2am.
Pricing:
$29/mo — 5 agents, $20 in Teamly Dollars
$89/mo — 15 agents, $80 in Teamly Dollars (sweet spot if you run all 10 above)
$179/mo — 30 agents, $170 in Teamly Dollars
Sonnet and Opus usage is bundled into one wallet (Teamly Dollars), so you don't juggle 3 API keys with separate billing.
The boring answer to "how do you ship so fast as a solo founder": you stop hosting agents on the same machine you live on.
The honest take
Don't try to ship all 10 in a weekend.
Pick the 2 that hurt the most this week. PR Reviewer and Inbox Triage are the easiest wins for almost everyone.
Then add one per week.
By month 3 you're running a 10-agent operation as a solo founder, and the next time someone asks how you ship so fast, you'll know exactly what to point at.
For daily notes on AI agents, vibe coding and dev workflows: https://t.me/zodchixquant 🧠
