Dhruv Sharma retweeted
Banger post. Crazy that i have tried most of these, and there's an option for every style. I recommend @t3dotcodes and @useOrchestrator if you want to replace the old conductor app. Many great options here.
Crazy how many of these guys have already rebranded lol
Conductor is dead. Here are 69 alternatives. What are you using?
1. @orca_build · 115k★
2. T3 Code (@t3dotgg) · 47k★
3. Paseo (@moboudra) · 23k★
4. @useOrchestrator · 14k★
5. @paradevai · 16k★
6. cmux (@manaflowai) · 29k★
7. @emdashcom · 6.2k★
8. @RunMaestroAI · 3.5k★
9. @nimbalyst · 2k★
10. Zeron · 3.5k★
11. Jean (@heyandras) · 1.4k★
12. Xum (@codermux) · 2.1k★
13. @TraycerAI · 1.7k★
14. @get_bb_app · 4.9k★
15. Ghostex (@maddada) · 1.6k★
16. Kandev · 1.1k★
17. Parallel Code · 1.1k★
18. Supacode (@khoiracle) · 2.4k★
19. Termio · 752★
20. Pane (@parsakhaz) · 602★
21. Agent Teams AI · 2.4k★
22. wmux · 449★
23. OpenHarness (@autonomous_labs) · 1.4k★
24. Hive · 474★
25. Cate · 2.2k★
26. diri (@cristicrtu) · 483★
27. @NuphosAI · 351★
28. PandaCode · 1.1k★
29. @verdent_ai · 39k installs
30. Alethe · 1.1k★
31. agentglass · 347★
32. Waku (@localhost_5173) · 1.6k★
33. Kangentic · 139★
34. @vicoaai · 531★
35. ADE · 133★
36. Termic · 326★
37. Sculptor (@imbue_ai) · 245★
38. Poracode · 121★
39. DevThrottle · 107★
40. @zuse_sh · 243★
41. CCC · 215★
42. Agentbox · 345★
43. Hermes IDE · 346★
44. Maestri (@evertjr)
45. Termany (@idoubicc) · 498★
46. Frame (@jiuv__jiuv) · 455★
47. dev-3.0 · 324★
48. @usetempest · 196★
49. Kander (@dualface) · 171★
50. Prometeu · 65★
51. Frink · 183★
52. @superdoteng · 695 Discord
53. Lanes · 277★
54. Polyscope (@marcelpociot)
55. Agetor (@alamops) · 116★
56. Antumi · 94★
57. Ouijit · 177★
58. @agentastic
59. @glueprint_ai
60. @aidorothy1 · 357★
61. ManyAgents (@stulogy)
62. MAO (@miguerdotcom)
63. KanVibe · 149★
64. @veflowai
65. CodeAgentSwarm (@Art0xDev)
66. Tegment
67. Hyperlane
68. Jaade · 1.3k downloads
69. Muster
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
no more conducting your agents, time to be orchestrating!
someone had to keep the train running 🚂
congrats to the conductor team, you built something special 🫡
we'll take it from here. same parallel agents, plus an orchestrator that carries every PR to merge
cloud sandboxes that keep running with your laptop closed, live shared sessions across teams, pause and resume
open source, mac/windows/linux, ios + android
orchestrator.inc
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
got this in my dms today
people are shipping this hard with something we built and i'm just sitting here smiling
we're just getting started though
orchestrator.inc
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
I made this video completely in Orchestrator
This one took a lot less time compared to previous videos I have made
This was made by an Claude Code, Opus 5.5 High session
Although, this time, I asked this agent to go through artifacts and conversations of all previous agents that I have used to make videos, and even ask them pointed questions if necessary
Orchestrator lets all your agents talk to each other, and it seems to be becoming a superpower for me, especially for making videos
Orchestrator.inc v0.14.6 is out.
- Switch agents mid-conversation: claude code to codex in the same thread.
- Hit a usage limit? your chat picks back up at reset.
- Merge PRs, comment on diffs and open agent pages from your phone.
- Agent updates install while your agents keep working.
- And a lot more
119 PRs from 19 contributors since v0.14.3 (4 days ago) Thread below 🧵
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
thank me later
orchestrator.inc
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
The Oct 22–24 Changelog is live @useOrchestrator
> Agent switching for everyone: hand a chat to another agent mid-session, no Developer mode needed. Pick Claude Code in the model picker and it picks up right where Codex left off.
> Worker updates in the orchestrator chat: reports come back as compact rows you can expand.
> Chats reconnect on their own after a restart or update.
> Tasks start right away, without waiting for a generated name.
All in stable v0.14.6
orchestrator.inc/changelog/2…
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
Every time a new model drops, you scramble to move your work into yet another product from yet another AI lab
Our research shows that switching between the products that run your agents every time a new model drops can be detrimental to your health. And your sanity
After careful study, and many hours orchestrating fleets of agents, we've developed a treatment. 💊
Introducing @useOrchestrator
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
you know you have done a good job when your users call your thing <beeping> awesome
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
I never expected this! When running three or four coding agents simultaneously, the thing most likely to break isn't the model, but branches, PRs, and figuring out who should respond to which piece of feedback. OrchestratorInc/agent-orchestrator turns this into a local desktop workbench, with about 13,000 stars, Apache-2.0 licensed. In the past, running multiple agents in parallel often meant a bunch of terminals + a bunch of worktrees, with kanban status all relying on mental visualization. Core capabilities: One task corresponds to one worker, independent workspace Git tasks automatically assigned to independent branch / worktree Project-level orchestrator handles task breakdown and prioritization Kanban status links factually with PRs, CI, and reviews CI failures and review comments can be sent back to the original agent Supports Claude Code, Codex, and 30+ other coding agents Desktop for macOS / Windows / Linux, plus mobile app The real challenge is "who's doing what, and where it's stuck"—it turns this into an actionable kanban board. If you're running multiple coding agents at once, it's worth installing and trying it out.
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
here is what we shipped last week!
Orchestrator.inc v0.14.3 is out.
Artifacts: everything your agents make, in one place.
Chat now suggests your next message.
Manage agent CLIs right from Settings, and nudged to update then to latest versions.
Redesigned shortcuts, and a faster app overall.
See thread below for details 🧵
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
Orchestrator.inc v0.14.3 is out.
Artifacts: everything your agents make, in one place.
Chat now suggests your next message.
Manage agent CLIs right from Settings, and nudged to update then to latest versions.
Redesigned shortcuts, and a faster app overall.
See thread below for details 🧵
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
the agent already knows your next message, at some point you stop typing and just press tab.
@useOrchestrator
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
Half my day is typing the next prompt. Now it's one Tab.
This one's going to save me so much time. now on @useOrchestrator
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
Thrilled to see the progress of Orchestrator Inc!
Prateek has built the daily driver for working with coding agents.
(Also this video was made entirely with Orchestrator)
8 months ago I built a tool for myself because managing coding agents was a nightmare.
Today @useOrchestrator has over 13,000 stars on GitHub.
Thank you to everyone who starred it, broke it, fixed it, and built on it!
(this whole video was made in Orchestrator, no video editors / external tools were used)
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
8 months ago I built a tool for myself because managing coding agents was a nightmare.
Today @useOrchestrator has over 13,000 stars on GitHub.
Thank you to everyone who starred it, broke it, fixed it, and built on it!
(this whole video was made in Orchestrator, no video editors / external tools were used)
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
We made terminals 14× faster. So fast that some of you didn't believe us.
But honestly? We're still disappointed.
The speed limit of information transfer is 299,792,458 m/s
We're not even close… yet
@useOrchestrator is now even faster
And this is just the beginning
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
just crossed 13k stars, orchestrator.inc ftw
Dhruv Sharma retweeted
hacking hours starting very soon at NeatHack... don't miss it!
neatlogs.com/hackathon
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