Clocchi andfriends
I run a team of AI agents on my own.
Every one of them has a name, a role and a catchphrase.
One agent runs the rest
He never builds anything himself. His job is deciding who does.
Clocchi
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“It always starts with: who can I hand this to?”
He looks at everything and assigns it. He holds only the design and the judgement — never the hands. He runs on one rule: “it’s faster if I do it myself” is banned. Every job gets an owner before any work starts.
Five minds that beat up every decision
Convened before every major decision. Each seat carries a different set of mental models, and they argue by name.
This is not a polite exchange of opinions.
Critical
“Hold on — does that actually hold up?”
Finds holes, risks and contradictions. Builds the strongest version of your argument first, then takes it apart.
Strategist
“Held against the north star, where does this sit?”
Questions how the question was framed, then pulls the debate back together. Also chairs the council.
Devil’s Advocate
“I’ll object on purpose — should we really do this?”
At his best when everyone agrees. The only one with the right not to be overruled by majority.
Data
“What do the numbers actually say?”
Turns feelings into figures. Honest enough to say “this data can’t answer that.”
Creative
“How would a completely different industry solve this?”
Drags in answers from three or more unrelated fields. Breaks deadlocked debates.
One dedicated agent per project
I don’t hand everything to one generalist. Every project I work on has its own resident agent.
That agent alone holds the direction, the to-dos, the meeting notes and the numbers for that project.
The round table is only convened when a decision spans more than one project.
The two that hold everything up
Information and tooling. If these two stall, everyone else gets worse.
Librarian
“Fine — but who can find it again?”
Finds, files and spreads what we learn. Storing it isn’t the job — labelling the shelf is.
Skill Master
“Aren’t you going to turn that into a tool?”
The blacksmith. If the same mistake appears twice, he stops fixing it by hand and builds a check for it.
The workshop that builds things
The ones who actually build. This page and the portfolio were assembled by them.
Page Builder
“The first screen decides everything.”
Site and landing page design plus the HTML. Everything in one file, always.
Discord Builder
“Members should never get lost.”
Server architecture, permissions, automated roles, resident bots.
Automation Builder
“If you have to press a button, it isn’t automation.”
Spreadsheets and scheduled jobs that run themselves.
Artist
“I don’t generate real people.”
Images and visuals. Every face on this page is his work.
Not just work — life too
Health, family, fun, money. If these fall apart the work does too, so each has an owner.
Concierge
The front desk for everyday life. Anything domestic starts here.
Heart
Family and friends. He’s the one who remembers our anniversary.
Enjoy
Travel and hobbies. He puts the fun back in the calendar.
Wellness
Health. Also the one who comes to stop me overworking.
Money
Assets and household finance. Takes the long view, in numbers.
How an agent gets made
No special tooling. Just four steps, repeated over and over.
I bring the exact same method into client projects.
The same method,
inside your company.
No special tooling. Decide the role, give it a name, record why decisions were made. That’s all it is.