Headcount Maps Claude Code Into Departments
Headcount turns Claude Code into a modular, company-shaped agent system with 16 independently installable departments and 143 skills. Namespaced skills and exclusive write surfaces aim to prevent collisions, while Security and Legal & Risk review proposed work.
The clever part isn’t the corporate cosplay; it’s turning agent coordination into checkable ownership. The catch is that its review gates live in instructions, improving discipline without becoming a true security boundary.
- –Per-department installation keeps irrelevant skills out of context and avoids bloated prompt libraries.
- –Exclusive path ownership gives parallel agents a concrete, mergeable contract.
- –`department:skill` namespacing improves discoverability and prevents collisions across large skill collections.
- –Security and legal reviewers can recommend blocking changes, but runtime permissions, tests, and CI remain necessary for enforcement. [Analysis](https://moclaw.ai/blog/headcount-claude-code)
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