clawd-hq

When Claude is doing a long job in your main conversation, new requests pile up behind it, and changing an instruction means stopping the job and saying it again.

Clawd HQ turns your main chat into Clawd, a chief of staff. You brief him once. He picks the right specialist for each job from the helpers you already have installed (ECC, another kit, or your own agents), runs independent work in the background, and brings back one plain report. You keep talking the whole time, and you can change a running specialist's task midway without a restart.

• Uses your own kit: a project gets a small team of the 5 to 10 helpers it actually needs.
• Right-sized models: Haiku, Sonnet or Opus per job.
• Pair-ups: two specialists check each other's work and come back with one conclusion.
• Quiet chat: tool rows and hand-backs are folded away, so the conversation stays readable.
• A live office panel shows who is working on what, with a progress bar for each specialist.

Permissions, in plain words: the plugin uses hooks to watch tool calls and draw the panel, reads past sessions on your machine to find which helpers you use, and asks Claude models a few small questions (each is listed in the README's Privacy section). Apart from those model calls, it opens no network connections and starts no processes. It writes to your project's CLAUDE.md only when you press "Add to CLAUDE.md".

Free, MIT licensed, unofficial. Needs Claude Code v2.1.287 or later. Type /office-demo for a 90-second tour.