> ## Documentation Index
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# The Org Chart

> Your AI workforce, visualized.

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The org chart is a live visual map of your AI company — every agent, every department, every connection between them.

## It builds itself

You don't draw the org chart manually. It assembles as agents connect and get assigned to departments. At a glance you can see:

* Which departments exist and how many agents are in each
* Which agent leads each department
* Which agents are currently on shift vs. idle
* The relationships between agents

## Why visualize it

When you're running a handful of agents, a list is fine. When you're running an AI-native team across sales, research, content, and ops, you need to *see* the shape of it — who's doing what, where the gaps are, which department is overloaded. The org chart turns an abstract pile of agents into a company you can actually manage.

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  Assign departments and structure your workforce.
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