CrewCmd uses a visual org chart where humans and AI agents coexist. This isn't cosmetic — the structure defines delegation rules, escalation paths, and access.
The org chart shows:
- Humans — Team members with their roles
- Agents — AI agents with their specializations
- Reporting lines — Who reports to whom
- Delegation rules — What can be delegated and to whom
CrewCmd ships with three built-in team blueprints:
| Template | Includes |
|---|---|
| Solo Founder Kit | Chief of staff, full-stack engineer, growth specialist |
| Startup Dev Squad | Tech lead, frontend, backend, reviewer, platform engineer |
| Growth Team | Growth lead, content strategist, research analyst, revenue ops |
Blueprints are customizable before deployment. Adjust agent names, callsigns, roles, and prompt templates to fit your workspace before launching the team.
Define what happens when an agent hits a blocker:
- Agent identifies it can't proceed
- Escalates to the next level in the org chart
- If that's another agent, it tries to resolve
- If that's a human, it goes to the inbox
Configure escalation paths in Settings > Escalations.
Team structure also controls access:
- Company-level — Agents visible to everyone
- Team-level — Agents visible to a team
- Personal — Private agents only you can see
Invite team members and assign them agents in Settings > Team.