How I Replaced a Team of 5 with Claude Code
I don't have a CTO, a project manager, a DevOps engineer, a finance person, or a marketing team. I have Claude Code and a set of custom skills that do what all of them would.
I'm Martino Vigiani. I run SubraLabs, a software development company, entirely solo. My infrastructure is Claude Code + Claude Cowork.
Development, operations, finances, marketing, client communication, everything orchestrated through custom skills, autonomous AI agents, scheduled background tasks, and persistent memory.
Not a SaaS. Not a framework. A custom workflow built on top of Claude Code + Claude Cowork.
/standup, /conclude, /briefing, /finance-report, /review, /deploy
CFO, COO, CSO, Analyst, autonomous domain-specific agents
Background processes for monitoring, reporting, maintenance
Cross-session coherence across days and projects
Real-time visibility into everything, in one view
Intelligent triage and automated client communication
Technical diary of building and running a one-person company
I don't have a CTO, a project manager, a DevOps engineer, a finance person, or a marketing team. I have Claude Code and a set of custom skills that do what all of them would.
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Invoicing, expense tracking, revenue reports, tax prep — all handled by an autonomous AI agent that runs on a schedule and reports back to me every morning.
Client emails, support requests, newsletters, invoices — everything gets triaged, categorized, and either handled automatically or surfaced to me with full context.
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