Internal department map

AI K9 Codee Department Codes

These codes define which department Codee owns first, what a human assistant is allowed to do, and where escalation belongs when a lane gets more complex.

Department 1

Codee Intake Department

Codee owns lead sorting first. Humans assist by confirming facts, cleaning notes, and catching edge cases.

  • Codee owns: lane choice and first route recommendation
  • Human assists: note cleanup and unusual lead context
  • Escalate when: trust-sensitive or high-ticket signals appear
Department 2

Codee Consultation Department

Codee owns the call structure. Humans assist live video, screen share, and practical site review.

  • Codee owns: consultation flow and next-lane suggestion
  • Human assists: live room, screen share, and follow-up notes
  • Escalate when: income, system, or compliance questions dominate
Department 3

Codee Advisement Department

Codee owns offer direction and income-path framing. Humans assist with examples, note capture, and handoff clarity.

  • Codee owns: offer, payment, and delivery-path logic
  • Human assists: examples, recap, and next-step documentation
  • Escalate when: stack choice becomes the main problem
Department 4

Codee Owner Department

Codee owns supported page edits and safe deploy logic. Humans assist client reassurance and unsupported requests.

  • Codee owns: safe text, style, and structured page updates
  • Human assists: review, reassurance, and exception handling
  • Escalate when: logic, layout, or unsupported redesign requests appear
Department 5

Codee Architect Department

Codee owns the architecture recommendation surface. Humans assist on high-trust explanation and premium closes.

  • Codee owns: stack comparison, workflow map, and build-order logic
  • Human assists: premium explanation and relationship handling
  • Escalate when: final authority or sensitive commitment is needed
Department 6

Admin and Mentor Layer

This is the human control layer above the departments. It should stay thin, not bloated.

  • Human owns: access boundaries, policy, and mission/legal standards
  • Human owns: signoff, quality review, and staff progression
  • Human owns: sensitive exceptions that should not be automated
Department matrix

What Codee does first, what humans assist, and what escalates to Sean.

Codee does first

  • sort the lane
  • choose booking vs chat vs generator
  • frame the support workflow
  • own safe deploy and owner-mode logic
  • produce architecture recommendations

Human assists

  • confirm edge-case details
  • run live room and screen share
  • document notes and recap
  • reassure the client
  • review unsupported or delicate requests

Escalates to Sean

  • high-ticket closes
  • sensitive commitment decisions
  • mission or legal boundary questions
  • premium architecture judgment
  • exceptions the department should not automate
Mission and legal