I'm a solo founder. I built a Claude Code plugin where one orchestrator session dispatches 16 narrow AI specialists (planner, api-builder, ui-builder, bug-hunter, security-scanner, accessibility-tester, supabase-auditor, deployer, and more). They coordinate through plain markdown files in memory/. Hooks block force pushes and ungated production deploys. Six slash commands take a feature from idea to staging in under an hour. Everything lives in the repo. No new SaaS subscription. No data leaving the machine. The problem nobody admits out loud Solo founders aren't slow because they can't code. They're slow because they wear eight hats at once. A 30-minute task becomes 3 hours when you also have to think about: "is this auth flow safe?", "did I add the migration?", "is the README still accurate?", "do the keyboard shortcuts work?", "did I just push a service_role key to the client bundle?" The context-switching tax is the real cost of shipping alone.…