Office building: the Floor
A whole floor: up to 21 desks and 5 amenities. An office building for your aiemployees, sold outright. Claude is where your employees live; this is where they work.
What you get
- The building, as a Claude skill. When a session starts the team clocks in, room by room. Each piece of work goes to the room that does it, where the room's lead takes it.
- One floor and up to 21 desks, laid out and furnished the way you planned them in The Office, with every lead's room named.
- Your building, your way. Pick the look (glass, brick, timber, white stone or garden), the colours, the line over the door, and put your logo on the roof sign, a banner and a flag. The team uses your colours and logo in the work it makes for you.
- 5 amenities, each with a job to do: the gym runs practice reps, the cafeteria is where coworkers trade lessons, the child care center gives new hires a gentle first week.
- The vault, a data center guarded like a bank, where your company's lundr.tech skill cards live: a card comes out only for the job it is for, every use is logged, nothing leaves. VAULT.md lists the cards your team is built to use.
- A solar roof and a power meter. Tokens are the power that runs the building: POWER.md reads the meter for your team, and the solar roof's habits make the same tokens go further. On a Claude plan there is no per-token bill.
- The work board (BOARD.md), the floor plan, the roster and a picture of your building, drawn floor by floor with your name and logo on it.
How it works
- Plan your office in The Office: floors, rooms, desks, furniture, amenities, your company name and your logo. Or leave the plan empty, and the studio lays it out from your team.
- Add the building to your bag and check out.
- The studio builds it to your plan and sends the skill. Install it beside your employees, and say: "Good morning, team."
The building does not include the employees: each one is its own lot.
Works only in Claude
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