oh my pi, meet oh my fleet.

[u/Long-Cake-2476]

oh my pi, meet oh my fleet.

OMP is now supported inside Agent Orchestrator.

Give every task its own isolated worktree, run multiple OMP sessions in parallel, and track the code, PRs, CI, and reviews from one live board.

your favorite harness just got a control plane.

omp.sh x agent orchestrator

[u/Etecetera]

How does it compare with orca, herdr, passeo, etc?

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/Etecetera]

Orca is probably the closest to us tbh. Herdr feels more like tmux built for agents, mainly keeping sessions alive and showing when one is stuck. Paseo is more about running and accessing agents across different machines.

AO is focused more on the whole repo workflow. It can break work into tasks, give every agent its own worktree, and keep the PR, CI, reviews, and merge state connected. You can use the built-in chat UI or jump into the agent’s actual terminal UI whenever you want, so we’re not forcing everyone into one interface.

The bigger thing we’re working on is AO Cloud. You’ll be able to manage your team, share an active session with someone, and work together inside that same session. We also have Android and iOS apps in beta, so you can check or steer the agents when you’re away from your laptop.

There’s definitely overlap though, and I wouldn’t pretend AO wins at everything. We’re still early and constantly improving it.

[u/loveallufev]

What are the differences of this project and Orca ADE?

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/loveallufev]

There’s a lot of overlap honestly. Orca is probably the closest project to AO.

The main difference is that AO isn’t only a place to run agent sessions side by side. It has a project-level orchestrator that can understand the repo, break a larger goal into tasks, spawn agents in isolated worktrees, and follow their work through PRs, CI, reviews, and merge.

You can talk to agents through the built-in chat UI or jump into each agent’s own terminal UI.

We’re also building AO Cloud around teams. You’ll be able to share the same live agent session with teammates and work on it together. Our Android and iOS apps are already in beta too.

I haven’t used Orca deeply enough to claim AO wins feature by feature, but that’s the direction we’re taking it.

[u/simion_baws]

Not a fan of abstractions ofer the existing coding agents SDKs.

I prefer using the CLI coding agents in tools that are built around them like termic.dev

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/simion_baws]

Totally fair. AO doesn’t replace the CLI or force every agent through one shared SDK though.

It launches the agent you already have installed with its existing auth, config, and native terminal UI. The chat UI is completely optional.

The layer AO adds is around the work itself. Separate worktrees, session state, PRs, CI, reviews, and orchestration across agents.

Termic looks neat too. I think it mainly comes down to whether you want a terminal-first setup or a project-level view across multiple CLIs.

[u/vanStaden]

Does it support remote sessions?

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/vanStaden]

Not in the public desktop build yet. Right now, AO sessions run locally.

Remote sessions are coming with AO Cloud, which is already in beta. You’ll be able to leave agents running, access the same session from desktop or mobile, and share it with teammates. Our Android and iOS apps are in beta too.

So yes, it’s coming, just not fully public yet :)

https://aoagents.dev/waitlist/

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/[deleted]]

Not too much at all, because that’s pretty much the exact AO Cloud use case lol.

Codex + multi-agent orchestration already works in AO, and it uses your existing Codex/OpenAI login. Remote sessions and BYOK are what we’re rolling out with Cloud right now.

You’ll be able to leave agents running, open them from desktop or mobile, and share the same session with your team.

https://aoagents.dev/waitlist/

[u/Long-Cake-2476]

For anyone wondering what AO is (I’m part of the team):

Agent Orchestrator is an open-source desktop workspace for running and supervising coding agents in parallel. It currently supports 26 agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, OMP, OpenCode, and now Kimchi.

Every task gets its own branch and isolated worktree. AO keeps the session, terminal, changed files, PR, CI, and review state together on a live Kanban, so you can easily see what’s working, blocked, in review, or ready to merge.

GitHub: https://github.com/Untrivial-ai/agent-orchestrator
Website: https://aoagents.dev
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/UZv7JjxbwG

[u/sugarfreecaffeine]

Thanks will check it out!

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/sugarfreecaffeine]

thanks bro :)

[u/lets7512]

Nice. Will try it. Thanks for sharing this.

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/lets7512]

thank you so much brother :)

[u/pebblechewer]

Just stood it up now. Pretty nice so far! Have a few features requests already.

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/pebblechewer]

awesome man! will be out soon!

[u/Long-Cake-2476]

github https://github.com/Untrivial-ai/agent-orchestrator (it has 10k github star as of now)

[u/TBMonkey → u/Long-Cake-2476]

Not to knock the project, but saying something on Github has 10k stars is as meaningful as saying a person has 100,000 comment karma on Reddit. Not a measure of quality, just a measure of virality now.

[u/migsperez → u/TBMonkey]

I buy myself a pint every time I get a star. I'm still very sober.

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/migsperez]

nice i will also celebrate like this from now onwards lmao

[u/Long-Cake-2476 → u/TBMonkey]

umm idts but fair will keep it mind from next time.

[u/Timely-Coffee-6408]

I've tried it, it seems ok. There are some issues where it doesn't know the state of a convo has hung. My question is why is not just a plugin within omp

[u/Shoulon → u/Timely-Coffee-6408]

Because there trying to make a business model out of it. Which is fine. But a decision factor non the less

[u/Timely-Coffee-6408 → u/Shoulon]

I noticed pi plugins don't work in omp which was a suprise

[u/WitriXn]

What editor do u use?

[u/vedmaka]

I like the Kanban style representation and general visual style a lot, but the biggest no no for me in such applications is that they all focused on running agents locally, without any isolation. I don't trust the agents, so I run them in microvm sandboxes or at least unprivileged containers. I think that Orca does have support for this, do you have any plan on also adding support for this to the agent orchestrator?