All 132 Dependencies
Every package agent-orchestrator depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Agent Orchestrator (AO) is a local desktop workspace for coordinating multiple AI coding agents on the same codebase without their work colliding. Instead of juggling a pile of terminal tabs and Git branches, you add a repository, spin up a "worker" for each task, and pick the coding agent, model, and interface that fits — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, and 23 others are supported through one workflow. Each worker automatically gets its own Git branch and worktree, so parallel agents never fight over the same files.
Behind the desktop app, a local Go daemon watches agent activity and source-control state in real time, using a change-data-capture layer to keep the UI in sync as workers run. Every worker's task, conversation, terminal, changed files, isolated in-app browser preview, pull request, CI status, and review state stay attached to that session from creation through merge, so you can drop into any task and see exactly where it stands.
On top of individual workers, AO runs a persistent "project orchestrator" agent that reasons across the whole repository — product direction, technical strategy, priorities — and can turn an approved plan directly into new or redirected worker sessions. A live Kanban board (Working, Needs You, In Review, Ready to Merge) derives each card's column from session, pull-request, CI, and review facts, giving a single operational view of everything in flight.
AO is Apache-2.0 licensed and built in the open, with 27 coding-agent integrations, a documented backend architecture, and an active Discord and contributor community around a fast-moving desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
