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Planning
Pull work from the systems teams already use and keep ticket state connected to real execution.
Planning. Context. Execution. Validation.
The orchestration layer for coding agents.
Turn Codex, Claude Code, and your project systems into a coordinated delivery loop with real context, isolated execution, and validation that goes beyond unit tests.
- Linear
- Notion
- Codex
- Claude Code
- Playwright
- GitHub
Core thesis
The model is not the whole product.
The hard part is the harness: how work gets assigned, how context is assembled, how execution stays isolated, and how outcomes get verified before they come back to the team.
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Context
Assemble durable memory from docs, code, and prior decisions instead of relying on one fragile chat window.
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Execution
Launch isolated worktree-backed runs so multiple agents can collaborate without clobbering each other.
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Validation
Close the loop with tests and browser-driven checks so outcomes come back with evidence, not just optimism.
Operating loop
Move from suggestion engine to execution system.
Orqestrate coordinates the same loop engineering teams already live in: project systems assign work, context systems preserve memory, local runtimes execute in isolation, and validation closes the loop with real evidence.
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Work enters from planning systems
Issues, dependencies, and phase signals stay grounded in the project systems the team already trusts.
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Context is assembled deliberately
Notion pages, repo docs, code, and prior decisions are gathered into a useful execution bundle.
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Agents run in isolation
Each task gets its own prepared environment so parallel runs are safe and reproducible.
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Validation sends evidence back
Checks, browser flows, and human review close the loop before outcomes move forward.
Local-first advantage
Run agents where the real tools already are.
Orqestrate is designed for the machines and environments your team already trusts: authenticated browsers, existing MCP servers, local runtimes, and worktree-backed isolation.
Why teams reach for it
- Coordinate Codex and Claude Code without rebuilding everything around raw API calls.
- Keep browser automation and OAuth-backed tools available where agents are actually running.
- Use isolated worktrees so parallel execution stays practical instead of chaotic.
- Preserve planning systems, docs, and execution history as one durable operating context.
Validation
Code generation is not the finish line.
The harness is built around verification. A completed run should come back with tests, browser-driven checks, and enough context to understand why the result is trustworthy.
Tests still matter
Builds and automated checks are the baseline, not the finish line. Orqestrate expects them to run as part of normal execution.
Browser flows catch what compile steps miss
The harness is designed for real user-path verification, especially when the highest-risk failures only show up in the interface.
Humans stay in the loop where approval matters
Ticket phases, reviews, and artifact updates keep execution legible instead of disappearing into opaque agent churn.
Docs handoff
Start locally in minutes.
The first docs set keeps the path lightweight: what Orqestrate is, how to start the local runtime, and how the planning, context, and execution layers fit together.
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Overview
Meet the product thesis and understand what Orqestrate coordinates across planning, context, and execution.
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Getting Started
Run the local-first quickstart and see the first commands needed to stand the system up.
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Architecture
See how the planning, context, execution, and validation layers fit together in the current MVP.
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