Agent Orchestrator: A Kanban-style IDE for managing fleets of coding agents
aigclink · x · 2026-08-22
Agent Orchestrator (AO) is a management system designed to coordinate multiple coding agents, transforming the IDE into a command center.
Problem: Managing multiple agents creates chaos with scattered terminals, branches, and PRs, fragmenting developer attention.
Solution: AO introduces a three-layer architecture:
- Worker: Isolates each task with a dedicated agent and worktree.
- Orchestrator: A project-level planning agent that decomposes tasks and manages context.
- Kanban Board: Automatically derives status from real PR, CI, and review states rather than manual input.
Key Features:
- Supports 26 mainstream coding agents.
- State driven by repository truth (PR/CI), not model claims.
- Compatible with both local and cloud-based agents.
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