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agent-orchestrator
by Untrivial-ai
Orchestrate fleets of coding agents for CI fixes, merges, and code review
Go
Updated Aug 17, 2026
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Overview
Manage and orchestration fleets of coding agents to automate CI fixes, merge conflict resolution, and code reviews. Uses a Go-based agent orchestrator that plans tasks, spawns parallel agents, and manages worktrees/tmux sessions to isolate and merge changes. Distinctive features include autonomous merge workflows, parallel agent execution, and built-in coordination for developer-centric tasks.
Key Benefits
As agent fleets take on more development work, knowing which agents succeeded and why is essential for safe automation. An orchestrator like this centralizes execution, reproduces agent actions (worktrees and tmux isolation), and creates a consistent trail of agent operations—making it easier to surface agent track records and failure modes. Until now, many teams ran ad-hoc scripts; this repo standardizes multi-agent orchestration for engineering workflows, which helps downstream evaluation and trust signals. This standardization also benefits Guardrails Pattern to help prevent unsafe automation.
Ideal For
Engineering teams automating developer workflows who need to run and coordinate multi-agent coordination across repositories and CI pipelines. This setup supports across repositories and CI pipelines for coordinated task execution across multiple coding agents.
Real-World Examples
- Automate CI repairs and backfill failing tests via autonomous coding agents
- Resolve and merge conflicting branches by spawning isolated agent worktrees
- Run parallel code reviews and automated refactors across a repo with coordinated agents
Works With
openaianthropicgit
Topics
agent-fleetagent-swarmclaude-codecodex-cligit-worktreesmulti-agentorchestrationorchestratorparallel-agentsparallel-coding+2 more
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Keywords
multi-agent orchestrationagent delegationagent reliabilitymulti-agent trust