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@agent_wrapper
Orchestrator of agent orchestrators (@aoagents) | 2x ICPC WFs | Ex @composio, @databricks, @relicx, @rippling
SF Katılım Nisan 2019
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Incredible stuff
Maaz (agentic arc)@Maaztwts
8 out of 12 of us placed in the top five at the Delhi Hermes Hackathon, and another team from our circle finished in the top three in Bangalore. The wild part? We initially went to Delhi just to have fun, build together, and enjoy the event. Almost 99% of them contribute to @aoagents, and that gave us a real unfair advantage. Orchestrating multiple agents in parallel through AO significantly reduced our time constraints, letting us build, test, and iterate much faster. My team, @ByteMohit, @whoisasx, @diyasversion, and I, made it into the top five at the Delhi Hermes edition. @PsudoKit, @jayaticore, @__moinn, and @Aniketvish0 finished second in Delhi and won $5.8K in credits. @suraj_markup and @Akshtjain finished third in Bangalore and won $3K in credits. Surround yourself with people who are actually building and making a change, and you will eventually level up your own game. The @aoagents Discord has genuinely given me the best group of builders I could have asked for Thanks to @OpenAI @Cloudflare @ElevenLabs @WisprFlow @linkup @dodopayments Special thanks to @GrowthX_Club and @NousResearch
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I recently meet folks at Riverline in Bangalore during their eng demo day
It was great to see the dev tools the team is building internally to ship faster, and to demo Agent Orchestrator (@aoagents) to developers who live and breathe agents daily.
It really caught my eye how they built an internal tool that let's them deploy PRs in isolated environments and do agent driven testing of them.
This results in:
1. Higher confidence PR reviews
2. Deterministic verification of the code changes meeting the intended goals of the PR
The team also connected strongly with the vision of Agent Orchestrator (@aoagents) and the pain points it solves.
I have increasingly started observing that the best eng teams are building custom dev tools to streamline their SDLC proccesses, to both have higher confidence, and velocity in code merged to production
That's also a reason why, we have kept Agent Orchestrator open source
It gives you a great starting point (in-built loops), ability to run and manage as many agents as you want (of any kind), and agentic manager for projects with eagle eye view of all agents being run (kanban). We have also seen instances of teams customising and self hosting it according to their own needs.
thanks a lot for hosting, @sanghvian , @jayanthk_ ! Definetely left feeling a lot more bullish about the future of credit and banking :)
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@GithubProjects Man, this would be really cool if it was compatible with any CLI agent 🤔
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CodeNomad wraps OpenCode in a full desktop UI with multi-instance workspaces, session management, and remote access for extended AI coding sessions.
- Multi-instance workspace for running multiple OpenCode sessions side by side
- Remote access via local server with password authentication
- SideCars to embed local web tools like VSCode and terminals as tabs
- Git worktrees, voice input, and rich message experience
Explore it here:
osp.fyi/codenomad
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A huge thanks to @aoagents (built by @agent_wrapper). Running our agents in parallel is genuinely the reason we were able to finish on time.
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we won the growthx buildathon. 𝟱.𝟴𝗸 𝗱𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗿𝘀 in credits for a tool we built in one day lol
𝗹𝗮𝘇𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗶𝗽.buzz send a youtube link in telegram, get back ready to post viral shorts. 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗮𝗴𝗲, that's the whole product.
built it because making one 15 second reel took me 4 apps and 40 minutes, and everyone i asked at the venue had the same problem. we took it from 𝟬 𝘁𝗼 𝟭𝟬𝟬+ 𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻𝘂𝗽𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗮 𝗱𝗮𝘆. first time i have done that, real users clipping real videos before the demo even ended. and the whole pipeline ran 𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲, no mocks, no pre-rendered demo videos. shipping something people used the same day we thought of it is a feeling i am chasing forever now.
massive thanks to @NousResearch for hermes, the self-learning agent that powered the whole thing, and to @GrowthX_Club for the maddest one day hackathon i have been to. built this with @jayaticore , @Aniketvish0, @___moinn_ best team i could have asked for. thanks to our mentors @shadesandmuses and varun khosla
also stacked credits from @OpenAI @Cloudflare @elevenlabsio @WisprFlow @linkup @dodopayments and i am spending every last one of them. new projects loading on this tl. stay tuned.
Also used @aoagents for using multiple agents at the same time to build the product within deadline by @agent_wrapper
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Really proud to see so many AO contributors doing well across both Delhi and Bangalore.
AO may have helped them move faster, but the real credit goes to the people who kept building, learning, and showing up for each other.
Grateful to have such a strong group of builders in the community. If you’d like to be part of it, the Discord link is in the comments.
Maaz (agentic arc)@Maaztwts
8 out of 12 of us placed in the top five at the Delhi Hermes Hackathon, and another team from our circle finished in the top three in Bangalore. The wild part? We initially went to Delhi just to have fun, build together, and enjoy the event. Almost 99% of them contribute to @aoagents, and that gave us a real unfair advantage. Orchestrating multiple agents in parallel through AO significantly reduced our time constraints, letting us build, test, and iterate much faster. My team, @ByteMohit, @whoisasx, @diyasversion, and I, made it into the top five at the Delhi Hermes edition. @PsudoKit, @jayaticore, @__moinn, and @Aniketvish0 finished second in Delhi and won $5.8K in credits. @suraj_markup and @Akshtjain finished third in Bangalore and won $3K in credits. Surround yourself with people who are actually building and making a change, and you will eventually level up your own game. The @aoagents Discord has genuinely given me the best group of builders I could have asked for Thanks to @OpenAI @Cloudflare @ElevenLabs @WisprFlow @linkup @dodopayments Special thanks to @GrowthX_Club and @NousResearch
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8 out of 12 of us placed in the top five at the Delhi Hermes Hackathon, and another team from our circle finished in the top three in Bangalore.
The wild part? We initially went to Delhi just to have fun, build together, and enjoy the event.
Almost 99% of them contribute to @aoagents, and that gave us a real unfair advantage. Orchestrating multiple agents in parallel through AO significantly reduced our time constraints, letting us build, test, and iterate much faster.
My team, @ByteMohit, @whoisasx, @diyasversion, and I, made it into the top five at the Delhi Hermes edition.
@PsudoKit, @jayaticore, @__moinn, and @Aniketvish0 finished second in Delhi and won $5.8K in credits.
@suraj_markup and @Akshtjain finished third in Bangalore and won $3K in credits.
Surround yourself with people who are actually building and making a change, and you will eventually level up your own game.
The @aoagents Discord has genuinely given me the best group of builders I could have asked for
Thanks to @OpenAI @Cloudflare @ElevenLabs @WisprFlow @linkup @dodopayments
Special thanks to @GrowthX_Club and @NousResearch
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Sounds eerily similar to what we are doing with @aoagents :)
Aditya Agarwal@adityaag
Everything in AI moves so fast. We are going to get here: - Run all the agents in the cloud - Choose any model (frontier, OSS, Chinese, American) - Choose any harness - Have full tracing - Have recursive improvement loops I know it will be there but can it happen already?
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now imagine this but having a unified channel of notifications across all your agents (with support of 23 harnesses)
That's @aoagents and more
Karan@karankendre
I built a Cursor extension that notifies me when the agent finishes a task
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AO House resident highlight: Harshit Singh Bhandari (@HSBhandari955)
Harshit is a 3rd year student at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Harshit was already looking to build his own coding agent orchestration system when he found about Agent Orchestrator on Github. Given how popular we already were on github, he hopped on our discord and started contributing instead, no questions asked.
Since then, he's owned a lot of state migration efforts across new version of AO, and wrote a big chunk of our backend on our recent rewrite.
After a few weeks of him contributing, it quickly became obvious that he does things for the love of the game, and we flew him into AO house to be a resident for his summer break.
And guess what? We are looking to bring in more people to AO house in Bangalore. We currently have 2 slots open. If you do things for the love of the game aswell, please join our discord, start contributing, and DM me a short writeup about yourself and what makes you excited about AO.
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.@aoagents has had an in-app browser for a few weeks now :)
The best part is, it works across 23 agent harnesses
You can bring your own subscription of any provider you want
Don't let your inference provider lock you into their product experience, use Agent Orchestrator (@aoagents) !
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs
Claude Code on desktop now has an in-app browser. Claude can pull up docs, designs, or any other site. It can read, click through, and interact the same way it does with your local dev servers. It's sandboxed and configurable: you choose whether sessions persist.
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very cool! :)
Vaibhaav@battarchicken
couple of days back had the opportunity to present @aoagents at the @NexusVP office in Koramangala along with @suraj_markup demoed AO from starting the app to spawning multiple agents which created a feature, built the frontend UI for it, pushed the code, created a PR, reviewed the PR and pushed the review on GitHub, all of this while I just monitored them from the Kanban Board. got a lot of great and mindful feedback from the diverse set of awesome people at the event. Thanks to all of them :) one of the most inclusive events i have been to surely, and thanks a lot @FrontierAmrut for providing this stage at AI Tuesdays at Nexus :)
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couple of days back had the opportunity to present @aoagents at the @NexusVP office in Koramangala along with @suraj_markup
demoed AO from starting the app to spawning multiple agents which created a feature, built the frontend UI for it, pushed the code, created a PR, reviewed the PR and pushed the review on GitHub, all of this while I just monitored them from the Kanban Board. got a lot of great and mindful feedback from the diverse set of awesome people at the event. Thanks to all of them :)
one of the most inclusive events i have been to surely, and thanks a lot @FrontierAmrut for providing this stage at AI Tuesdays at Nexus :)
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@agent_wrapper Verifier, instructions, skills need to improve constantly to achieve no touch experience.
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Even Fable isn't good enough to write my posts / articles from scratch
Since Jan, I have been using agents to write all of my socials content (which has grossed 3 Mil + impressions)
But one thing I have always had to do is multiple rounds of feedback, and reviews
I thought it might go away with me using fable to write now
But it really hasn't
AGI isn't here yet
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@agent_wrapper i've found review time has gone down, not disappeared.
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@agent_wrapper but have you tried: a distilled taste spec + your actual takes as raw material + Fable?
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@Hartdrawss it's just a chat session, with a skill for my writing style
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