Design
Consider the interaction, content, and user experience.
Lobster Agents
Open sourceSpecialist agents.
Shared direction.
An open-source installer and reusable company template that organizes specialized AI agents within an existing OpenClaw setup.
Foundation
Works within your existing OpenClaw environment.
Structure
Roles, reporting lines, permissions, and handoffs.
License
MIT licensed, with public source on GitHub.
What it does
Give development
a team structure.
Lobster Agents provides a coordinated structure for AI development work. Instead of leaving responsibilities and handoffs implicit, its company template defines how specialized agents relate to one another and how a project moves forward.
Roles, reporting lines, permissions, project lifecycle, and review and approval gates help an operator direct the work. The operator remains responsible for configuration and review.
Why review matters in our approachA workflow with
deliberate handoffs.
Conceptual workflow
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01 / Direction
Define the work.
The operator establishes the problem, scope, permissions, and expectations for review.
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02 / Ownership
Assign responsibilities.
Specialized roles and reporting lines give the work clear ownership.
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03 / Coordination
Make the handoff.
Roles pass work and context through the project lifecycle.
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04 / Review
Check before advancing.
Review and approval gates provide points to inspect work and decide the next step.
A conceptual explanation of the framework’s workflow. The actual setup, available capabilities, and review process depend on the operator’s environment and configuration.
Specialist roles
Different lenses.
A common project.
Design, engineering, QA, and operations illustrate how responsibilities can be organized. These are AI agent roles, with people directing and reviewing the work.
Engineering
Translate an agreed direction into implementation work.
Quality assurance
Examine behavior and surface issues for review.
Operations
Consider the practical work of running and maintaining software.
Before you begin
Start with
the public source.
You need an existing OpenClaw environment and an operator prepared to configure agents, permissions, and review gates. Read the repository documentation and installer before making changes to your setup.
Use the public repository for setup instructions and to inspect the reusable company template. Evaluate it against your environment and project needs; configuration and review remain your responsibility.
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Questions about Lobster Agents?
Share product feedback or discuss a potential partnership. For source and setup documentation, start with the GitHub repository.