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Agent Orchestrator

Desktop workspace that runs several coding agents at once, each worker in its own git worktree, with an orchestrator agent, a status board, PR and CI feedback routing, a CLI, a mobile companion and optional paid cloud workspaces.

Reviewed by the Termdex team · facts checked 2026-10-29 against 8 vendor sources · how we check

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Agent Orchestrator review

Agent Orchestrator, branded Orchestrator.inc, is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux that runs several coding agents at once, each in its own git worktree. The local app is free and Apache-2.0 licensed; paid cloud plans start at $20 per month. We read the vendor's site and GitHub pages in October 2026. We did not run an independent test.

Who it is for

Developers who want a free, open-source app that splits work across many coding agents and tracks each pull request.

What stands out

An orchestrator agent plans the work and starts one worker per piece. Each worker gets its own worktree and branch. A board sorts sessions into lanes such as working, needs you, in review and ready to merge.

Failed checks, review comments and merge conflicts are sent back to the worker that owns the branch. The site lists 38 supported coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, Aider and Gemini CLI. You pick the agent per task.

A mobile app for iPhone and Android pairs with the desktop for alerts and replies. The latest desktop release was v0.14.7, on 28 October 2026.

The repository showed 13,837 stars on 29 October 2026. The repository moved from Untrivial-ai to OrchestratorInc.

Price and licence

Seen 29 October 2026: the free tier covers local use with no account. Starter is $20 per month and Pro is $40 per month, both for cloud workspaces with caps on agents and session hours. Enterprise is custom. The code is under Apache-2.0.

Where it falls short

Alternatives

Free alternatives with a similar worktree approach include Orca and Superset.

Facts: platforms, price and licence

platforms
macOSWindowsLinuxiOSAndroidDesktop builds: macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows x64, Linux x64 (AppImage, deb, rpm). Mobile companion 'AO Mobile': iOS App Store listing seen (v2.2.0, seller shown as Prateek Karnal, updated 2026-10-28); Google Play link aoagents.dev is given in the README and the page loads, but listing details were not read. Site is branded Orchestrator.inc; the product was formerly called Agent Orchestrator and the GitHub repo moved from Untrivial-ai to OrchestratorInc.
price
FreemiumFree ($0): local use, open source, no account needed. Cloud plans: Starter $20/month (2 agents at once, 8 sessions), Pro $40/month (10 agents at once, 25 sessions), Enterprise custom (seen 2026-10-29). Only monthly prices are shown. The pricing section says pricing applies to Cloud only.
source
Open sourceLicence: Apache-2.0
github
OrchestratorInc/agent-orchestrator 13.8k stars, seen 2026-10-29

Agent Orchestrator features

✓ documented · – absent or not in its feature list · ? not verified

Agent Orchestrator strengths

  • Apache-2.0 source on GitHub; the free local tier needs no account
  • Each worker gets its own git worktree and branch; a board groups sessions by status, PR and CI state
  • Site lists 38 supported coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, Aider, Gemini CLI and others), chosen per task
  • Mobile app for iPhone and Android pairs with the desktop to send alerts and answer agent questions

Agent Orchestrator weak points

  • Cloud workspaces are a paid monthly subscription with caps on concurrent agents and weekly session hours
  • The pricing page says phones pair over the local network or Tailscale, while its FAQ says Tailscale is unsupported on iPhone and unverified on Android and no built-in relay exists yet
  • Team and Enterprise features are on a waitlist
  • Version 0.x with frequent releases; the iOS listing's seller name differs from the vendor name and the link between them was not verified

Who Agent Orchestrator is for

best for
Developers who want a free, open-source desktop app that splits work across many coding agents in separate worktrees and tracks each pull request.
look elsewhere if
Anyone who wants a plain terminal or SSH client without a worktree-per-task workflow.

Lists that include Agent Orchestrator

Sources and what we could not verify

Checked 2026-10-29. Prices and features change; the vendor's page is the authority.

Not verified