Show HN: Voro – An attention manager for agentic coding

A few months ago I was getting frustrated trying to use Claude Code effectively. I was finding that for small tasks I would spend a lot of time waiting for it to finish "thinking" and I would end up browsing here... To make a better use of my time, and ideally make better use of the limits, I developed Voro to help me know what I should be focusing on. Fundamentally it's a task tracker tailored for local agentic coding. Each task is a plan that gets a priority and works its way through a set of states that are either for "humans" or "agents". The main "cockpit" view lists a few different options of what I should be looking at. The bottom has a list of what your agents are working on. Agents are given a small description and generate a task. That can then be reviewed and accepted if it's good, or iterated on by refining. Once accepted it can be dispatched to an agent for implementation. Once finished it comes back for review which can again then be iterated on. The crucial thing is that many tasks can be in flight at once. While I'm waiting on a plan being refined I can be reviewing the output of another one. This is still an early project but I've been using it for a few projects I'm working on, both new codebases and large existing ones. It's probably overly tailored for my workflow right now and I haven't tested it with anything but Claude Code. I'm curious if anyone else has built something similar? Please let me know what you think!