AI Orchestrators

Instead of Orchestration for data engineering jobs, AI orchestration is all about scheduling and orchestrationg AI Agents.

I’d say the easiest is to use tmux to schedule multiple Claude Codes agents. And you could also extend to run multiple branches of the same repo with git worktrees.

But there’s also specific tools created on the daily basis, below are some of them.

Scheduler tools for AI agents:

• Agor: A next-gen AI Agents orchestration for AI coding by Maxime Beauchemin.
  • claudette-cli by Maxime Beauchemin that probably used for Agor ^b2cd57
• erk: : CLI utility for managing git worktrees by Nick Schrock
• trigger.dev: Build and deploy fully‑managed AI agents and workflows
• Gastown: multi-agent workspace manager by Steve Yegge ^b49c35
• Claude Code native orchestrator called Agent Teams. Check out the docs.
• anvil: IDE for parallel agent work. Create worktrees in one click. Share plans between agents. Execute with parallelism + isolation.
• Solo: Your all-in-one Laravel command to tame local development by Aaron Francis. It’s it’s own Terminal (?), see website.
• Superset.sh: Orchestrate swarms of Claude Code, Codex, etc. in parallel. Works for any agents. GitHub
• herdr: supervise multiple coding agents in one terminal.

For Obsidian, but looks similar

See Voicetree in Second Brain Assistant with Obsidian (NoteGPT)).

• agtop: top-style TUI for monitoring AI coding agent sessions · GitHub

• AgentFS
  • ? similar to Open Table Formats?

In a sense, you can use OpenCode too for this, as it perists sessions. And with tmux you have automatic multiple sessions of OpenCode or Claude sessions.

• AI workflows
• AI IDEs
• Tmux Tweets:
  • Tabs and Sessions
  • zellij: running agents

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