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Agent Orchestrator
Agent Orchestrator is a desktop workspace that runs and supervises teams of coding agents from planning to merge.
Agent Orchestrator is a local desktop workspace built for agent-driven development. It lets you plan, run, and supervise multiple coding agents across a project from one place. The app provides a project-aware orchestrator to brainstorm ideas and delegate tasks, while workers handle implementation in isolated Git branches and worktrees. A local daemon watches agent activity and source-control state to maintain a live view of pull requests, CI runs, and review states. It supports 32 coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, and GitHub Copilot. The system keeps parallel work organized through structured chat, native terminal UIs, and an agent-controllable browser.
Agent Orchestrator at a glance
Key features
- Plan and delegate tasks with a project orchestrator
- Run workers in isolated Git branches and worktrees
- Supervise agent activity and CI state on a live Kanban board
- Use structured chat or native terminal interfaces
- Inspect changes with an agent-controllable isolated browser
- Track pull requests and review states beside workers
Use it for
- Delegate coding tasks to multiple parallel agents
- Plan product strategy and break down work into tasks
- Supervise pull requests and CI runs on a live Kanban
- Review code changes and inspect agent browser previews
Alternatives to Agent Orchestrator
- Ralph Orchestrator — It uses specialized personas and backpressure gates to ensure task completion.
- Kodama — Provider-neutral multi-agent workflows for the Kiro CLI with persistent project memory.
- Paseo — Run coding agents on your machine and connect from phone, desktop, or web.
- AgentGrid — Centralize multiple AI coding agents and development tools on one interactive canvas.
- Golutra — Connects existing CLIs to a multi-agent system without project migration.
- Raven — Provides a persistent, self-evolving environment for all-domain agent collaboration.
- Twine — Coordinates multiple coding agents with visual traces and controlled workflows.
- Starnet — Visual agent management with transparent, persistent on-disk logs and state.
- Alook — Connects existing local coding agents to team communication channels.
- Adyen — Share AI agent resources across coding tools and repositories easily.
- Ona — Securely govern and execute autonomous software engineering agent fleets at scale.
- Otto — It keeps agents running on a cloud machine when your laptop sleeps.
All Agent Orchestrator alternatives