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agent-orchestrator

Desktop & Productivity

A local desktop workspace for planning, running and supervising coding agents and their isolated tasks.

Use with conditions
Last updated2026-10-03
Open source licenseApache-2.0
PlatformsmacOS · Windows · Linux

About this project

Agent Orchestrator is a local desktop workspace for planning and supervising coding agents. A task keeps its conversation, terminal, changed files and browser preview together. For Git-backed work the app gives a worker its own branch and worktree, while a project-level orchestrator helps organize tasks and their context.

The README provides desktop packages for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, Windows and several Linux package formats. Opening the app starts its local daemon, and users add the repository they want it to manage. The selected coding-agent CLI and its authentication still need separate setup; the desktop package does not supply a model subscription.

The code is Apache-2.0. The app follows source-control state and can participate in pull-request and review workflows, so branch, worktree and merge permissions need deliberate configuration. The README also discloses product telemetry that includes GitHub owner or username information; users should review that disclosure and its controls before connecting repositories.

Project sources

  • Tom Dörr

    @tom_doerr

    Project mention

    Introduces the agent orchestration workflow and links the repository; this is a functional mention.

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Decision guide
01

Why it is worth a look

  • Isolated branches and worktrees for coding tasks
  • Task, conversation, terminal and preview in one session
02

Before you use it

  • Bring a supported coding agent and its authentication
  • Review branch, worktree and pull-request permissions
  • Read the telemetry disclosure, including GitHub identity fields and available controls
  • Repository changes still require your review
Manual setupModerate
With an AI agentModerate
DeploymentNot verified
Additional requirementsNot verified

Bring a supported coding agent and its authentication; Review branch, worktree and pull-request permissions; Read the telemetry disclosure, including GitHub identity fields and available controls; Repository changes still require your review; Some requirements have not been verified. Check the official setup instructions.

03

What it can do

  • Isolated branches and worktrees for coding tasks
  • Task, conversation, terminal and preview in one session
  • Live pull-request, CI and review tracking

Who it fits

Good for

Following parallel coding tasks and review state; Keeping agent sessions attached to isolated workspaces

Not a fit

A coding model or account included with the desktop download; Unreviewed changes to a shared repository

Getting started

  1. Download the official desktop package for your platform and architecture
  2. Open the app and connect a repository you control
  3. Configure the chosen coding agent and inspect worktree, source-control and telemetry settings before running a task