Claude Agent Team Manager

ATM -- Agent Team Manager

Your Claude agents are scattered across dozens of markdown files and you can't remember which one writes Python tests.

ATM turns your .claude/ folder from a graveyard of forgotten agent definitions into an org chart you can actually use. Drag-drop to build teams, click once to deploy 100+ agents in parallel, schedule them to run on cron. It's the missing UI layer between "I wrote some agent configs" and "I have an AI team that runs while I'm away."

Video Demo
https://youtu.be/YhwVby25sJ8

What You're Doing Right Now

You've got 15 Claude agents scattered across .claude/agents/. Every time you need to run them:

1. Open the markdown file in your editor
2. Hand-edit the YAML frontmatter -- was it apiKey or api_key? Did you close the quotes?
3. Copy-paste the same API keys into three different agent configs
4. Write a 2000-word deployment primer from scratch because you're running a team and Claude needs context
5. Hope you described your org structure clearly enough that the team lead interprets it correctly
6. Manually kick off the run from the terminal
7. Realize you need daily runs -- spend 30 minutes fighting with cron or Windows Task Scheduler
8. Want to chain teams together? Write another deployment primer explaining what the previous team did

You know the config works because you've run it before. But there's no reusable template. No visual overview. No automation. Just you, your text editor, and a growing collection of agent markdown files you're terrified to touch.

What ATM Does Instead

- Drag-drop visual org chart -- see your entire agent hierarchy at a glance
- One-click agent creation -- templates autofill the YAML, you just name it
- Shared API key management -- edit once at root, applies everywhere
- Save deployment configs…