Agent Orchestrator is a desktop workspace for planning, running, and supervising teams of coding agents across a software project.
The tool addresses the coordination problem that emerges when multiple coding agents work on the same codebase. Rather than managing disconnected terminals, branches, and browser tabs, Agent Orchestrator gives each agent its own isolated workspace with a dedicated Git branch and worktree. A local daemon monitors agent activity and source-control state, creating a unified live view of the project. Tasks, conversations, terminal output, file changes, pull requests, CI runs, and review states remain attached to each agent session from inception through merge, eliminating context switching and preventing branch collisions.
The tool supports any coding agent harness, including Claude Code and Codex, among others. It runs on desktop, web, mobile, and cloud platforms. Teams should adopt it when coordinating multiple agents on a single project where isolation, visibility, and sequential handoff matter more than simplicity. It suits projects where agent work needs to flow through code review and CI before merging, and where developers need to follow parallel agent activity in real time. The live Kanban view tracks every worker, pull request, and review state, making it most valuable for projects where agent coordination overhead would otherwise consume significant developer attention.
The project maintains active development with regular updates and multilingual documentation. Community engagement is supported through a Discord channel and a documented contribution process. The tool is distributed as a downloadable desktop application with automatic update checking, available across macOS, Windows, and Linux platforms.
