Agent Orchestrator
Runs several coding agents in parallel git worktrees and routes CI failures back to the right one.
Agent Orchestrator starts a worker agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or others) in its own git worktree for each piece of a task, then watches every pull request it opens — sorting sessions into lanes like Needs You, In Review and Ready to Merge from live facts about CI status and review state, not a status someone has to update by hand. When a check fails or a reviewer leaves a comment, it's routed back to the worker that owns that branch, with the failing log or review thread attached, until the PR is approved. It has 14.3k GitHub stars.
What holds up
- +Routes CI failures and review comments to the specific worker that owns the branch, automatically
- +Sorts every session into a lane (Needs You, In Review, Ready to Merge) from live PR/CI facts
- +Works across multiple agent tools at once (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) in separate git worktrees
- +14.3k GitHub stars, suggesting real adoption beyond a demo
Mind the limits
- −Built around a fleet of agents in worktrees — adds little for a single-agent, single-branch workflow
- −Pricing isn't shown in the text — cost at scale with many parallel workers is unclear
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