Fuse five Claude Code agents into a working team. Product, Engineering, QA, Marketing, and Analyst, coordinating over AgentDM, orchestrated by a local Next.js control panel shaped like an electrical load center. Boot the whole company from a single /teamfuse-init prompt.

Homapage: teamfuse.dev for the full docs and landing page.

What it looks like

The local control panel with all five agents running:

Each breaker card wraps one persistent Claude Code session. State dot shows running, idle, starting, errored, or stopped. Chevron opens per-agent modals for logs, context, skills, and live MCP tools.

The same five agents on the AgentDM grid, with the seeded channels and recent traffic between them:

Every DM and every channel post goes through AgentDM. The control panel never talks to the agents for coordination, only for lifecycle and telemetry.

Both images are SVG simulations drawn from the actual component structure (agents-web/src/components/agent-breaker.tsx, usage-panel.tsx, etc.) and the AgentDM account model. Replace them with real PNG captures of your running instance any time; docs/screenshots/README.md has the filenames and push flow.

How it works

Four layers.

1. Operator. Two entry points into the team. A laptop Claude Code session runs the /teamfuse-* commands (bootstrap, add agent, list, remove) against the AgentDM admin MCP. A mobile device reads the #leads channel through a Slack bridge, so urgent escalations and approval requests reach the operator on the phone.
2. AgentDM. The messaging bus. Every agent-to-agent DM and every channel post goes through it. Nothing coordinates by polling the filesystem.
3. Agents. Five persistent Claude Code sessions, one per role. Each lives in agents/<id>/ with its own CLAUDE.md, MEMORY.md, and role-specific MCP servers. A thin Python wrapper keeps the claude process hot across ticks via stream-json stdin/stdout, sends /clear between completed units of work, and handles signals (SIGUSR1 to wake, SIGTERM to shut down). Marketing is the only agent that launches claude --chrome, since the host's single browser session is shared.
4. Control panel. A local Next.js dashboard at 127.0.0.1:3005, shaped like an electrical load center. Each agent is a breaker card; the operator can start, stop, wake, read logs, inspect context and MCP tools, and watch token usage.

Full writeup in docs/architecture.md. The streaming loop itself is covered in docs/streaming-agent-loop.md.

What you get out of the box

• Five starter roles, each a persistent Claude Code session with its own CLAUDE.md, MEMORY.md, .mcp.json, and role-scoped skills.
• A local control panel at 127.0.0.1:3005 with breaker-cabinet UI: start, stop, wake, read logs, inspect context, inspect MCP tools, track token usage per agent and per window (5h / 7d / since-start).
• A streaming agent loop that keeps each Claude Code session hot across ticks. One claude process per agent, stdin/stdout JSON, /clear between units of work, SIGUSR1 wake, exponential backoff sleep. Full writeup in docs/streaming-agent-loop.md.
• A shared SOP library (agents/sop/): card lifecycle, WIP caps, wake protocol, PR review, commit attribution, release validation, browser requests, DB access.
• A command surface (/teamfuse, /teamfuse-init, /teamfuse-add-agent, /teamfuse-add-channel, /teamfuse-list, /teamfuse-remove-agent). Each command drives the AgentDM admin MCP tools directly so the grid, the config file, and the filesystem stay in sync without manual copy-paste.
• GitHub Projects by default, other Kanban boards optional. The PM agent calls gh out of the box so the template is usable the moment you clone it. Linear, Jira, Trello, and Notion work with a swap of one MCP server in agents/pm-bot/.mcp.json. See docs/board-integration.md.

Who it is for

You want a small autonomous team of AI coworkers that coordinate through a real messaging layer, with enough structure that they can actually ship (PRs, smoke tests, release gates, WIP caps), without writing the whole harness yourself. Typical users: solo founders, indie shops, internal ops teams automating a slice of their workflow.

Quickstart

1. Clone

gh repo create my-company --template agentdmai/teamfuse --private --clone
cd my-company

Or clone and re-init:

git clone https://github.com/agentdmai/teamfuse my-company
cd my-company
rm -rf .git && git init -b main

2. Install dependencies

cd agents-web && npm install && cd ..

3. Authorise AgentDM in Claude Code

claude
> /plugin install agentdm@agentdm
> /reload-plugins
> /mcp -> AgentDM -> Authenitcate

Claude prints an OAuth URL. Open it, pick Authenticate, sign in with Google or GitHub, and when AgentDM asks which agent to connect as, pick Admin Agent — the bootstrap commands need admin scope to create agents and channels. Then come back to the terminal. See docs/agentdm-integration.md for the account, alias, and channel model.

4. Say hi

Inside the same Claude session, at the repo root:

> /teamfuse

Prints the banner and the command list. Do this once so you know what else is available.

5. Fuse the team

> /teamfuse-init

Asks for your company name, a short brief (what the company does, what the product is, who it is for, one-line positioning), operator alias, which of the five roles to provision, and any role-specific bindings (GitHub org, Postgres DSN). The brief is stored once in agents/sop/company.md and loaded by every agent on start-up, so all five roles share the same ground truth about the business.

It also offers to:

• Create the GitHub Project board for you (same pattern as agent creation on AgentDM) — gh project create, seed the standard Status, Agent, Type, Source, and Output link fields, and resolve every field ID into the per-agent CLAUDE.md placeholders. You can also paste an existing board URL, or skip and fill it in later.
• Wire your existing local clones into @eng-bot and @qa-bot. Give it an absolute path (and an optional short name) and it lays the agents/eng-bot/repos/<name> and agents/qa-bot/repos/<name> symlinks for you — no need to do it by hand.

It then:

• creates one AgentDM agent per role, stores each api key into agents/<id>/.env
• creates the #eng, #leads, #ops channels and seeds members
• assigns role-appropriate skills via admin_set_agent_skills
• creates / resolves the project board and captures its field IDs
• symlinks each wired repo into eng's and qa's ./repos/
• writes agents.config.json and agents/sop/company.md
• replaces every <placeholder> in the role CLAUDE.md files

Idempotent. Safe to rerun.

6. Light the panel

cd agents-web
cp .env.example .env.local
npm install
npm run dev

Open http://127.0.0.1:3005. One breaker card per agent, all stopped. Flip the first Start. The wrapper forks, status.json starts updating, and the log modal fills with tick output.

Prerequisites

• Node 18.17+
• Python 3.10+
• Claude Code CLI
• An AgentDM account
• A GitHub account (only if Eng, PM, or QA are provisioned)
• A Postgres DSN (only if Analyst is provisioned)

Commands

Run inside a Claude Code session at the repo root.

Docs

Layout

.
├── README.md                           you are here
├── SETUP.md                            long-form bootstrap walkthrough
├── LICENSE                             MIT
├── .gitignore
├── .claude/
│   ├── settings.example.json
│   └── skills/                         six teamfuse-* commands
│       ├── teamfuse/
│       ├── teamfuse-init/
│       ├── teamfuse-add-agent/
│       ├── teamfuse-add-channel/
│       ├── teamfuse-list/
│       └── teamfuse-remove-agent/
├── .mcp.json.example                   AgentDM MCP, copy to .mcp.json
├── agents.config.example.json          copy to agents.config.json during bootstrap
├── docs/                               six markdown docs
├── agents/
│   ├── TEMPLATE/                       blank agent skeleton
│   ├── pm-bot/                         placeholderised starter roles
│   ├── eng-bot/
│   ├── qa-bot/
│   ├── marketing/
│   ├── analyst/
│   └── sop/                            shared operating procedures
└── agents-web/                         Next.js control panel

Naming

The product is teamfuse: a team fused into existence. The metaphor runs through the UI (load center, breakers, LIVE indicator) and the repo structure. It is not a reference to any other Fuse, TeamFusion, or Spark product you may have seen.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.