Turn Your ChatGPT Subscription Into a Team of Useful Agents With Raft

In this guide, you will learn how to turn your scattered Claude and ChatGPT projects into a persistent workspace for AI agents. You’ll create a Raft server, connect its onboarding agent to your Codex or Claude Code subscription, then build a three-agent team that can tackle almost any project together.

• Anyone with useful Claude or ChatGPT projects scattered across separate chats, folders, or computers
• Teams that want collaborative agents they can chat with in a Slack-like environment
• People who want to create useful agents quickly but are intimidated by OpenClaw

*The finished CRO channel keeps the three-agent team, task cards, and handoffs in one place.*

You will build one focused project channel with three persistent agents:

• An orchestrator, or team lead, that turns your brief into clear tasks and keeps the project moving
• A researcher that gathers source-backed inputs, examples, and constraints
• A maker that turns approved inputs into the final deliverable

• A Raft account and server on the Free plan ($0).
• One computer with either Codex CLI or Claude Code installed and signed in.
• An existing project that you want to work on with the team of agents.

Ask Cindy what else you can do with your current setup. You can explore automations, create more project channels, or work through the Raft documentation (https://docs.raft.build/welcome/) to learn the task, reminder, and agent features.

We really like Raft and may make a part two that goes deeper into automations, tasks, and other ways to run an agent team.