Orgtree v2 Becomes a Desktop App: Multi-Agent Orchestration with a Built-in Work Board
DynaBeast · reddit · 2026-09-13
Open-source multi-agent orchestration project Orgtree ships v2, rewritten from a webapp requiring Node/Python/Docker into a self-contained Electron desktop app with bundled runtimes, a tray icon, and Claude-specific features extended to all three supported providers.
Highlights:
- Work Docket: a git-issue/Trello-like board designed for agents—when given a task, an agent records and tracks it as a ticket, giving an overview even with two dozen agents running in parallel.
- Rebuilt multi-account system: any provider can register a secondary subscription account, all accounts show usage limits simultaneously, and multiple accounts from the same provider can run at the same time—each tinted uniquely, with user and agent control over which account an agent uses. Automatic fallover on usage limits remains but is off by default.
The old v1 approach using Claude Code's setup-token frequently broke; v2 replaces it with a browser-based managed account flow.
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