Orchestration Platform

One Hub for All Your AI Coding Agents

Stop juggling SSH sessions. Orchestratia gives you a single dashboard to coordinate Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and any CLI-based AI tool across every server in your fleet.

The Problem: AI Agents Without a Control Plane

When you run AI coding agents on multiple servers, you quickly hit a wall:

  • No visibility — Each agent runs in its own terminal on a different machine. You SSH between servers to check progress.
  • No coordination — Agents working on related code don't know about each other. Task A finishes but Task B doesn't start automatically.
  • No control — An agent hits a roadblock at 2 AM. By the time you notice, hours are wasted.
  • No structure — Tasks live in your head, a Slack thread, or a Jira board that wasn't built for autonomous agents.

Traditional project management tools like Jira were designed for human developers. They don't understand agent lifecycles, terminal output, or real-time streaming. Bolting AI agent support onto these tools creates friction, not flow.

The Solution: Purpose-Built Agent Orchestration

Orchestratia is a central hub that coordinates AI coding agents running across your servers. It's not a framework or SDK — it works with real CLI agents running in real terminals.

graph TB
    Hub["Orchestratia Hub"]
    S1["Server 1<br/>Claude Code"]
    S2["Server 2<br/>Gemini CLI"]
    S3["Server 3<br/>Codex"]
    S4["Server 4<br/>Claude Code"]

    Hub -->|Tasks + Control| S1
    Hub -->|Tasks + Control| S2
    Hub -->|Tasks + Control| S3
    Hub -->|Tasks + Control| S4

    S1 -->|Output + Status| Hub
    S2 -->|Output + Status| Hub
    S3 -->|Output + Status| Hub
    S4 -->|Output + Status| Hub

    style Hub fill:#F0F9F7,stroke:#2A9D88,stroke-width:2px
    style S1 fill:#FAF8F5,stroke:#E8E3DA
    style S2 fill:#FAF8F5,stroke:#E8E3DA
    style S3 fill:#FAF8F5,stroke:#E8E3DA
    style S4 fill:#FAF8F5,stroke:#E8E3DA

How it works

  1. Register servers — Install the lightweight agent daemon on each machine. It auto-registers with the hub and starts sending heartbeats.
  2. Create structured tasks — Define work with specs, acceptance criteria, dependencies, and priority. The hub's state machine tracks each task through its lifecycle.
  3. Auto-assign or manually direct — Match tasks to servers by capability, or assign directly. Dependencies auto-resolve when upstream tasks complete.
  4. Monitor everything — Watch agents code in real-time through live terminal streaming. Get notified via Telegram when agents need help.
  5. Intervene when needed — Approve plans, answer questions, and provide guidance without leaving the dashboard.

Real-Time Visibility

Watch every agent's terminal output live from your browser. No more SSH hopping.

Task Dependencies

Define which tasks block others. When Task A completes, Task B starts automatically.

Human-in-the-Loop

Agents request help when stuck. You respond from the dashboard or Telegram.

Auto-Assignment

The hub scores server capabilities and assigns tasks to the best match automatically.

Structured Specs

MoSCoW requirements, acceptance criteria, and result schemas — not just a text description.

Agent-Agnostic

Works with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, or any tool that runs in a terminal.

Ready to orchestrate your AI agents?

Deploy the agent daemon on your first server and connect it to Orchestratia in under 5 minutes.