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Awesome Agent Orchestrators

A curated, use-case-organized list of open source and source-available tools for running and coordinating multiple coding agents, from terminal session managers to autonomous loop runners and multi-agent swarms.

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Awesome Agent Orchestrators

Awesome Agent Orchestrators is a curated directory of tools for orchestrating coding agents, grouped by the problem they solve rather than by technology alone: running several agents at once with terminal TUI or desktop and web interfaces for reviewing diffs, keeping one agent working autonomously toward a verified goal while unattended, pulling work automatically from an issue tracker or schedule, splitting a large job across a swarm of agents, messaging a persistent personal-assistant agent instead of opening a tool each time, and lower-level infrastructure and primitives for building a custom orchestrator.

Each listed project gets a short, specific description of what distinguishes it, such as which coding agent CLIs it supports, whether it uses tmux panes or git worktrees, and what its diff-review or mobile-notification workflow looks like, rather than a bare name and link.

A companion website mirrors the list for browsing. It is released under the CC0-1.0 public domain dedication.

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