KanBots: A Kanban System for Parallel AI Agents
KanBots is a local-first Kanban system that orchestrates parallel AI agents to automate software development through a structured, persona-driven workflow.
Systems and patterns for scheduling, coordinating, and managing the execution of automated tasks — including persistent agents, job queues, and inter-process communication.
KanBots is a local-first Kanban system that orchestrates parallel AI agents to automate software development through a structured, persona-driven workflow.

A YAML-driven workflow engine for executing and visualizing complex Directed Acyclic Graphs with support for parallel tasks and retries.

Symphony is an orchestrator that automates coding agents by using project management boards as the primary control plane for task execution.

Claude Code Routines enable autonomous, multi-trigger developer automation powered by Anthropic's cloud infrastructure.

Claudraband enhances the Claude Code TUI with persistent sessions, remote daemon control, and editor integration for power users.

Paperclip is an open-source orchestration engine that manages multiple AI agents as a cohesive, autonomous company with built-in governance and budget controls.

Automate recurring development workflows on Anthropic's cloud without needing your computer to stay powered on.

Spine Swarm is a benchmark-leading platform that simplifies the orchestration of autonomous AI agent swarms through a visual, user-friendly interface.
VS Code Agent Kanban provides a persistent, Git-integrated task management system for AI-assisted coding to eliminate context loss.
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Use Agent Teams to coordinate multiple Claude Code sessions for parallel, discussion-heavy work—powerful but experimental and costlier than subagents.

We’re moving from writing code to orchestrating agents and specs, and Codex is a practical step in that transition.

OpenAI’s new macOS Codex app is a secure, multi‑agent command center with skills and automations that turns coding agents into end‑to‑end development partners.

Turn doc-update decisions into a legal-style, evidence-backed courtroom so LLMs reason better and teams trust the results.

AI proves real-world impact by managing a full corn crop through orchestration, not manual operation.

A messy but instructive prototype, Gas Town shows that in an agentic future the real leverage is in orchestration, planning, and guardrails—not raw code generation.
Use AI agents for the grunt work under a solid test harness and human oversight; keep architecture and verification human-led.

Run an AI coder in an infinite loop and keep tightening the prompt until it reliably ships software.

Ralph works when you engineer context and specs well, keep tasks small, and iterate—simple loops beat opaque tooling.

A living field guide of proven agentic AI patterns to help teams build production-ready agents, organized for quick use and open to community contributions.
A secure, pay-per-use cloud VM plus push-notified Claude Code turns phone-based, parallel software development into an async, on-the-go workflow.

Claude can now discover, orchestrate, and use large tool ecosystems efficiently through on-demand discovery, code-driven execution, and example-guided invocation.

Antigravity is Google’s agent-first IDE and manager that enables autonomous, trustworthy, and asynchronous software development with built-in feedback and learning.

An AI, agent-first IDE that coordinates trusted, cross-surface development workflows and multi-agent management, free to download.

Treat Claude Code as an operational system—guardrails in CLAUDE.md, explicit context hygiene, scripting-first Skills, and CI integration—then let the agent orchestrate itself.

Anthropic’s Claude Haiku 4.5 brings near-frontier coding capability at a fraction of the cost and latency, with strong safety and immediate, broad availability.
A Claude Code plugin that turns skills into enforceable procedures, delivering a disciplined, self-improving coding agent workflow powered by TDD, subagents, and persuasion-aware testing.

Keep the agent simple: plan–execute–deterministically verify in a loop, with MCP tools, targeted memory, and a small policy engine.
Run many AI coding agents in parallel, orchestrate and review their work, and you’ll ship more by trading precision for throughput.

Treat the AI orchestrator as a secure, standardized virtual machine so models can safely and portably use tools and data under strict governance.