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Is there a new agent orchestrater posted every day? Is this the new JS framework?
by csto12 7mo ago
Is there a new agent orchestrater posted every day? Is this the new JS framework?
- himata4113 7mo agoEveryone has different needs. I've made one for oh-my-pi that has file backed tasks which accept natural language to create jobs (parallelize them whenever relevant). Haven't felt the need to show the world tho.
- avoutic 7mo agoThis! I have one with Linear, Nanobot, Claude Code, all automated in a way that works for me. Welcome to the age of selfware! Where everybody makes what they need! :)
- verdverm 7mo agoI'll chime in that I use CUE, ADK-Go, Dagger, and Gemini-flash to build a Copilot alternative that is much better. The best part of building your own is all the things you will learn along the way.
- unohee 7mo agoKind of. My point is that agent orchestrators become actually useful when the framework is specific about what's safe to delegate to machines — things that reduce friction in CI/CD operations, not agents that shoot iMessages, click around in browsers, or delete files without approval.
- guessmyname 7mo agoYes. Everyone and their grandma wants to build the ultimate panacea of AI so of course you’ll see a myriad of AI-powered products and services on a daily basis until the tech industry as a whole is done with the topic.
- verdverm 7mo agolife with tools like openclaw means life with ns;nt abundance hopefully it dies down as people realize there's more to it that the code
- reconnecting 7mo agoThe timeline is always the same. Day one: Develop a new agent orchestration with 70K LOC from Claude. Day three: Post it on Show HN. Day four: Get 50–150 stars on GitHub. Day seven: Never open this repo again.
- verdverm 7mo agoThat's slow, plenty of Claw HN pulling this off the first half in a couple of hours. Best I've seen is 25m