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Ordine

An AI-agent-first work orchestration framework that lets developers define typed operations, compose them into DAG pipelines, and execute each step with any AI agent or script executor.

Ordine

Ordine lets a developer define a workflow once as a pipeline of typed operations and then run it with any AI agent, such as Claude, GPT or Gemini, or a plain script executor, rather than writing one-off automation scripts per task. Typed objects represent pipeline inputs such as folders, code files or GitHub projects, and pluggable skills give agents the capabilities needed to execute each operation.

A background job system tracks pipeline runs with real-time progress and traces, and the project ships a built-in plugin for code-quality automation as an example workflow. It is written in TypeScript, run with Bun, and is currently in preview, with public contributions paused until its beta release.

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