Stardock CEO: orchestrators miss the point—teams need exhibits and shared agent data
draginol · x · 2026-11-07
Stardock CEO Brad Wardell argues that hyped orchestrators like Conductor get it wrong: multi-provider access is just the start ("I'd just use tmux to juggle Claude, Codex and Grok"). He says serious AI development workflows need two more basics: exhibits (disposable apps that move beyond prompting agents) and durable, persistent data that is accessible not just to your agents but to every human teammate and their agents. He shows a colleague using Clairvoyance to turn b-roll into marketing clips with Claude Code Sonnet — the easy part — then making results available to PR and marketing via cloud. His conclusion: current orchestrators target individual contributors, not teams of humans each with their own AI agents.
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