ORCH

This platform is an open source orchestration tool for running several AI coding agents on one project without supervising each one. It is licensed under MIT and runs entirely on the user's own machine, with state stored in a local folder as YAML, JSON and JSONL files and no cloud account. It coordinates agents including Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Antigravity, OpenCode and Pi, plus any shell command, through eight adapters. A user sets a goal, deploys one of ten ready made teams, and the agents work in parallel. Each agent gets its own git worktree so parallel edits do not collide, with automatic merge back. Every task moves through a formal state machine of todo, in progress, review and done, and each change waits for the user's approval. Agents can message one another and share context, failed runs are retried, and it can run as a daemon. A terminal interface shows cost per agent in real time. The site's example is five agents completing six tasks for $4.20 in tokens, which is the cost of the underlying AI tools the user already pays for. It is aimed at developers who want overnight multi agent runs that produce pull requests to review in the morning. The software itself is free. The vendor publishes no paid plans, and token costs are billed by the user's own AI providers.