Awesome Agent Orchestrators

A curated list of tools and frameworks for orchestrating AI coding agents.

Everything here decides what an agent works on, when it runs, where it runs, or what happens to its output, and takes whatever task you point it at. Single-purpose bots, and things an agent merely consumes — memory backends, MCP servers, sandbox providers, skill libraries — are out of scope.

How to choose

• Run several agents at once and review each diff. Terminal if you live in tmux, Desktop & Web if you want a GUI or phone access.
• Keep an agent working while you're away. Autonomous Loop Runners drive one goal until it verifies. Autonomous Task Runners pull work from an issue tracker, board, or schedule.
• Have agents split a large job between themselves. Multi-Agent Swarms.
• Message an agent instead of opening a tool. Personal Assistants stay running, remember across sessions, and pick up work from a chat thread — general tasks, not only code.
• Build your own orchestrator. Agent Infrastructure & Primitives — control planes, coordination protocols, harness adapters, and runtimes.

Parallel Coding Agents — Terminal (TUI/CLI)

Run and supervise several agent sessions side by side from a terminal — tmux panes, git worktrees, and TUI dashboards.

• agent-console - Rust TUI that finds Codex and Claude Code sessions from the providers' own transcripts, including ones started elsewhere, and resumes their native UI rather than replacing it. No tmux or worktrees.
• agent-deck - One TUI covering sessions across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode, with live status and resume for each.
• agent-of-empires - Pairs a TUI with a matching web view, so the same sessions stay reachable from a phone. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Mistral Vibe.
• agentbox - Gives each agent its own sandboxed VM — local Docker or cloud via Hetzner, Daytona, Vercel, or E2B — with sub-second checkpoint starts.
• agterm - Native macOS terminal with named workspaces, a live dashboard, attention states, and a scriptable control API.
• amux - Minimal TUI for spawning parallel coding agents in git worktrees.
• claude-squad - Runs each agent as a detached background session with its own worktree, so work continues after you close the pane. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Amp.
• cmux - Ghostty-based macOS terminal with vertical tabs and per-agent notifications, built for keeping many concurrent sessions legible.
• dmux - Dev agent multiplexer pairing coding agents with git worktrees over tmux.
• herdr - Agent-aware multiplexer with persistent workspaces, tabs, panes, and status detection for CLI coding agents.
• openkanban - Kanban board for orchestrating coding agents, rendered entirely in the terminal.
• repomon - Rust TUI that supervises a fleet across many repositories at once, in durable tmux sessions you can approve from your phone.
• thurbox - TUI orchestrator with remote SSH sessions, inter-session messaging, and a native code-review view. Works with any CLI agent you define.
• tmux-ide - Turns any project into a tmux IDE from a checked-in ide.yml, including preset agent-team layouts.

Parallel Coding Agents — Desktop & Web

The same parallel-sessions workflow as a desktop app or browser/mobile dashboard, with diff review and merge.

• agent-orchestrator - Agent IDE for fleets that plans the work, spawns the agents, then fixes CI failures and merge conflicts without being asked.
• agent-squid - Browser UI organized into named lanes (#topic@agent), with context shared across agents and a realtime quota gauge.
• AGX - Wake-work-sleep checkpointing keeps a persistent agent team on long objectives, with human gates between cycles.
• ai-maestro - Dashboard spanning multiple machines, adding memory search, code-graph queries, and agent-to-agent messaging. Claude, Aider, Cursor.
• aizen - macOS workspace that organizes worktrees, environments, and agent sessions per project.
• Aperant - Runs up to 12 agent terminals with a self-validating QA loop and automatic conflict resolution when merging back to main.
• automaker - Describe features on a Kanban board and agents implement them in isolated worktrees, running tests and committing as they go.
• Better Agent - Local web workspace with persistent state, approvals, and restart recovery for native Claude, Codex, and Gemini sessions.
• Claude Command Center (CCC) - Local dashboard for spawning, monitoring, and resuming sessions across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, and Kilo Code.
• clave - Native macOS app with split and grid layouts, session groups, SSH remote sessions, and usage analytics for Claude Code.
• clideck - Chat-app-style dashboard with autopilot routing between agents and full control from a phone. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode.
• CodeNomad - Desktop and web workspace around the OpenCode CLI whose SideCars embed local tools like VS Code and terminals as tabs.
• collaborator - Arranges terminals, editors, and files as tiles on an infinite pan-and-zoom canvas instead of tabs.
• constellagent - macOS app giving each agent its own terminal, editor, and git worktree in a single window.
• dorothy - Desktop app combining agent orchestration with automations, Kanban management, and MCP servers.
• Emdash - Agentic development environment running parallel agents against any model provider.
• Fletch - Native macOS IDE that seals each agent in its own repo clone under Seatbelt or Docker, serves each a shared symbol and call-graph index over MCP, and gates every step on tests or your approval. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode.
• Garcon - Self-hosted browser and mobile workspace with diff review, Git/PR workflows, mobile approvals, scheduling, and cross-agent transfers. Seven CLI agents.
• humanlayer - Human-in-the-loop control for coding agents on hard problems; the repo notes its code is now largely deprecated in favor of a rebuild.
• IM.codes - Mobile and web control layer built for away-from-desk continuation, with terminal access, git views, localhost preview, and scheduled tasks. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI.
• ivy-tendril - Drives agents through a plan-based lifecycle with verification gates, self-improving memory, and human checkpoints. Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Copilot, OpenCode.
• jat - Visual dashboard combining live sessions, task management, code editor, and terminal, with parallel swarm workflows.
• jean - Desktop and web app for orchestrating agents across multiple projects and their git worktrees. Claude, Codex, OpenCode.
• kandev - Kanban workbench whose multi-step workflows assign a different agent per step behind human gates, running locally, in Docker, over SSH, or in cloud executors.
• mux - Desktop app for isolated, parallel agentic development.
• nimbalyst - Visual workspace pairing parallel worktree sessions with kanban and direct visual editing. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode.
• octomux - Local dashboard with a kanban fleet view, one unified permission inbox across agents, and in-app diff review.
• Orca - Agentic development environment for running a fleet on your own subscription, available on desktop and mobile.
• Ouijit - Kanban board and terminals wired together by lifecycle hooks, scripts, and a session-aware CLI, so a task runs by hand, on a script, or delegated to the agent. Per-task worktrees, optional VM sandboxing. Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode.
• parallel-code - Desktop app running Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI side by side in isolated worktrees, with a built-in diff viewer and one-click merge.
• Proliferate - Agent IDE that runs sessions locally or in the cloud and lets you build reusable workflows from them.
• qm - Multiplayer harness where each teammate gets an isolated workspace to run agents indep