I very much agree with you. But the value of an orchestrator still seems to exist, just not as another step before claude code. I think the correct role of an o

I very much agree with you. But the value of an orchestrator still seems to exist, just not as another step before claude code. I think the correct role of an orchestrator is not what most libs seem to be doing: having the "manager" and the "worker" and what not. That is just a system prompt, and as you said it just provides negative value. But there are a lot of things that an orchestrator still could do, like automatically set up the workspaces and isolate each agent. Thinking beyond, an orchestrator could actually provide communication between agents, which is something that claude code cannot do yet natively.