Twelve agents.
One indie founder.
A pre-wired Claude Code roster: triage, research, ship. Each agent is a markdown file you can read, edit, and version. Non platform, no console, no $200/seat/mo. Drop the folder into ~/.claude/agents/ and call them by name.
Twelve specialists, one founder.Non standing meetings.
Each agent is a single markdown file: system prompt + tool whitelist + cost limit. They can be read in plain text. They can be edited in plain text. They version-control like any other file.
Reads new GitHub issues, drafts a reply, sets labels, files them in the right project.
Walks the repo, surfaces dead code, unused exports, and missing tests in a markdown report.
Picks up an issue, opens a branch, writes the fix and the test, opens the PR, tags you.
Reads the docs you point at, outputs a one-page summary with citations and open questions.
Rechercheres your obsidian vault, returns a stitched answer with file paths and line refs.
Writes safe Postgres migrations, dry-runs them on a clone, posts the diff, waits for approval.
Drafts customer support replies in your voice. Always opens a draft — never sends.
Watches a CSV folder, classifies expenses, flags anything that looks like a duplicate charge.
Ingests last week's writing, drafts a newsletter, slots in three quotes from your inbox.
Researches a list of prospects, drafts custom plain-text emails, never auto-sends.
Reads your git log + ticket activity, writes the standup you'd write if you had time.
Takes a list of features, sequences them, drops them on the Bench tracker with estimates.
Three commands.One folder.
There is no "platform". The agents are markdown files. They live in a folder. Claude Code already knows where to find them.
Unzip into your home directory.
Drop the folder into ~/.claude/agents/. That's the install. There is no log-in, no SSO, no env file.
$ unzip septim-agents.zip -d ~/.claude/
✓ 12 agents installed
Verify with one command.
Claude Code reads the folder on next launch. Confirm with /agents from any session.
$ claude /agents
triage, sweep, patch, brief,
recall, forge, reply, receipt,
cinder, beacon, standup, bench
Call any agent by name.
Mention the agent in your prompt — Claude Code dispatches the right one. They run in parallel when it makes sense. They share context when it doesn't.
$ @triage handle issue #404
✓ labeled · drafted · assigned
One prompt becomes four agents.
When you mention a job that crosses domains, the dispatcher fans it out. Each agent does its piece, returns a structured result. The orchestrator stitches them. You see one answer.
fix/404-signup · 4 linesReal founders. Real calendars.
"I shipped four features last week and answered every customer email. There is one of me. The agents handle the connective tissue I used to do at 11pm."
"@triage replaced a virtual assistant I was paying $1,800/mo. The agents file is forty kilobytes. I read it on the plane."
"The thing nobody tells you about LLM agents is that 90% of the value is good prompts. These are good prompts. The wrapper around them is forty lines."
"I edit them. I add to them. They live in my dotfiles repo. That is what I wanted from agent infrastructure all along."
Forty-nine dollars.
Yours forever.
Twelve markdown files. Source you can read. Non subscription. Non telemetry. Non login. Updates are optional and free for the first year.
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