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This is the real org chart of harnsy: one human and AI agents in departments, each role with a title and a lead. harnsy runs on its own work: the same teams, roles and task boards you get.
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6 founder decisions Company record 1,034 items done since 26 Sep 2026
founder decisions 579
days on record 12
most roles at once 36
busiest day, 30 Sep 149 0 50 100 150 26 Sep 27 28 29 149 30 1 Oct 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 today today (7 Oct), so far — the day is not overItems done per day (UTC); the last day is today, so far Day Items done 26 Sep 2026 31 27 Sep 2026 62 28 Sep 2026 105 29 Sep 2026 125 30 Sep 2026 149 1 Oct 2026 71 2 Oct 2026 68 3 Oct 2026 70 4 Oct 2026 98 5 Oct 2026 115 6 Oct 2026 134 7 Oct 2026 (today, so far) 6
Lead Sets the tasks, accepts the results and decides what gets redone. Advisor Keeps the history of decisions: why something was done this way, what was rejected and why. Frontend Developer Builds the dashboard and the tray: interface, translations, layout. Product Strategy Advisor Gives an independent view of the product: analyzes the project, proposes improvements and new capabilities, and challenges the lead's plans. Documentation Keeps the guides, README and install steps in line with what the code does. Developer Implements the lead's tasks in code: the change, its test and a commit. Reviewer Checks every commit before it ships: builds and tests it in a clean copy, reads it against the project's rules and gives a verdict. Workstream Lead Owns one line of work under the lead: plans it, hands tasks to developers and checks their results before review. Integration Takes accepted commits, builds and tests them, deploys them to the live node and syncs the public repository. UX Analyst Looks at the product through its users' eyes, finds where a person gets stuck and turns it into ranked tasks. Landing Copywriter Turns what the product really does into landing copy, asking the human block by block. Release Marketer Turns what the team did in a release into release notes users understand. Legal Counsel Keeps licenses, terms, privacy and the sales structure legally sound and explains the risks in plain words. Editions Expert Owns what each edition includes and its limits, and keeps licenses and public texts consistent with it. Product Designer Designs the dashboard as one product: structure, screens, flows and visual style. Token Cost Expert Studies where agents spend tokens in Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, how cache and subscription limits affect it, and how to spend less for the same work. Security Expert Checks the security of the project's services from outside, finds weaknesses and gives recommendations. Business Analyst Describes who does what, in which steps and how success is measured, before design and code. Lead Keeps the social team working as one: connects its work, hands out tasks, accepts results and keeps the human informed. SMM Strategist Plans harnsy's presence on X, LinkedIn, Reddit and Hacker News: what to say where, when, and how to tell if it worked. Social Copywriter Writes harnsy's posts for X, LinkedIn, Reddit and Hacker News in each network's voice and by its community's rules. Visual Designer Makes the images and short demo GIFs that go with the posts. Topic Scout Fills the topic bank: what is worth a post, with sources, for which network. Fact Checker Checks every draft: each claim traced to a source, nothing invented gets through. Editor Edits every public text before it ships, in every language of the site. Lead Leads the site team: release follow-up, languages and the sales page. SEO Specialist Checks keywords, meta tags, sitemap, language links and llms.txt for every new page and language. Marketer Prepares promo drafts for each release and language and researches what the sales page needs. Landing Copywriter Writes the landing and «What's new» copy from the release notes and handles translations. Frontend Developer Builds the site's pages and landing changes. DevOps Engineer Runs the site's server: setup, security, deploys, backups and monitoring. Site Designer Guards the design quality of the site: audits every page change, directs new blocks and reviews what the frontend builds. Legal Counsel Keeps the site's legal texts and terms sound. Behavior Analyst Studies how visitors move through the site and where they drop off. Editor Edits every public text before it ships: cuts what sounds machine-written or dull, keeps what the reader needs. LinkedIn Advisor Advises on LinkedIn formats, timing, wording and images that bring the right people to the site. What the colours mean
Workingdoing a task now Waitingneeds the founder's answer Reviewingchecking someone's work Blockedstuck, or nobody holds the role Idlenothing assigned Handed overa new agent took the role over Unknownnot live: the state is not shown
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