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Claude Code lets users create AI employees for tasks like Instagram posts and sales estimates

Claude Code, a feature in the paid version of Claude, lets users automate repetitive tasks by teaching the AI specific roles—what the creator calls AI employees. The process involves three steps: defining the task, setting rules for each role, and connecting them in a workflow. Users provide examples of correct phrasing, forbidden actions, and consistent guidelines, which Claude incorporates…

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  • Claude Code automates tasks by teaching AI specific roles with rules, examples, and corrections
  • Users can create 14 AI employees for tasks like Instagram posts and sales estimates
  • Setup requires a new folder in Claude’s Code tab and a single prompt to begin

The creator, Koharu, uses 14 AI employees across two areas: 12 for Instagram work (research, transcription, scripting, editing, and note-taking) and 2 for their main business (estimates and site survey reports). The setup requires a new folder in Claude’s Code tab and a single prompt to begin. Users can start with one or two roles and expand as needed. The AI pauses for confirmation between steps, ensuring control over the process. No advanced setup is needed beyond the paid plan and a desktop environment.

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How to Create AI Employees with Claude Code

note.com · 1 November 2026

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