Kanban Mode
Background execution with review gates
Convert prompts into task cards, start work by moving cards into progress, and keep final responses, transcripts, and timelines attached to the task.
Vibecoding command center for solo builders
Dorchestrator
Run Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and built-in coding agents from one workspace with Kanban execution, swarm coordination, mux terminals, reusable Skill management, ten visual themes, and readable tool activity that keeps you in creative control.
- 4
- workspace modes
- 10
- visual themes
- 1
- control layer
Product
One cockpit for fast AI-assisted building
Move between four focused views for delegated tasks, multi-agent coordination, terminal-heavy sessions, and reusable agent skills without leaving your local workspace.
Swarm Mode
Visual coordination for connected agents
Build graph-based agent setups with role templates, connected messaging, shared workspaces, and provider-specific terminal choices.
Mux Mode
Repeatable agent terminal layouts
Manage template-driven sessions for repeated workflows where you need dense terminal control and fast switching across agent contexts.
Skill Mode
One library for reusable agent capabilities
Scan, preview, import, and install SKILL.md capabilities across central storage, supported agent platforms, and project-local discovery.
Themes
Ten themes for the way you want to work
Change the entire application surface without changing the workflow. Choose from five focused dark themes and five expressive light themes, each applied consistently across Kanban, Swarm, Mux, and Skill modes.
Dark theme
Terminal CLI
High-contrast green phosphor styling for terminal-first focus.
Dark theme
Modern Dark
Quiet panels and softened geometry for long building sessions.
Light theme
Material You
Bright rounded surfaces with an accessible purple hierarchy.
Dark theme
Art Deco
Presentation-ready black and gold with crisp geometric framing.
Dark collection
Focused contrast for terminals, graphs, and long-running work.
- Terminal CLI
- Modern Dark
- Minimal Dark
- Cyberpunk
- Art Deco
Light collection
Clear daylight surfaces ranging from strict to approachable.
- Monochrome
- Swiss Minimalist
- Neo Brutalism
- Enterprise
- Material You
Tool Transparency
The core trust layer is legible tool execution
The transparency feature turns agent internals into concise lifecycle events: queued, running, completed, and failed. Users see what tool is being called, why it is being used, and the high-signal result without raw JSON noise.
Queued
Read file context
Open source files needed to inspect Kanban timeline rendering.
Running
Search workspace
Find references to built-in agent tool event parsing.
Done
Patch renderer
Added bounded previews for tool summary and result details.
Failed
Run command
Command failed with permission error. User approval required.
Before
Users saw coarse status changes and generic queued signals. Reviewers had to infer progress from raw terminal output and final replies.
After
Each tool call appears as a stable row with action summary, lifecycle state, concise result preview, and visible failure context.
Why it matters
Transparency reduces guesswork, keeps long-running work understandable, and makes it easier to trust an agent while staying in the loop.
Why It Works
Built around the way vibecoding actually feels
Dorchestrator is not another model wrapper. You bring your own provider keys and get a local control layer for running agents, reusing workflows, and understanding tool activity while the code changes.
Who It Is For
Solo developers, indie hackers, technical founders, and AI-heavy builders who want several coding agents working from one local workspace.
Moment It Clicks
Agent output is useful, but raw terminals become hard to supervise once multiple long-running tasks are happening at the same time.
What You Pay For
A better local workflow: reusable templates, scheduled tasks, run history, readable tool activity, and less context switching between terminals.
Simple Packaging
Choose Pro for continuous updates or Lifetime for a durable desktop license. Models stay on your own provider accounts, so the app never resells inference.
How People Find It
Practical demos, real screenshots, short workflow videos, and examples that show how one builder can keep several agents moving without chaos.
Why It Sticks
Workflows, templates, run history, and local workspace context become a personal operating memory for the way you build software with agents.
Early Access
Be first in the workspace
Dorchestrator is still being built. Join the waitlist for launch updates, early-access invitations, and a clear notice when paid plans become available.
- Launch notice without feed noise
- Early workflow previews
- One-click unsubscribe from every update
Plans
Pricing for one person running many agents
Choose a subscription for continuous updates, or own the desktop license with a one-time purchase. Your model usage stays on your provider accounts.
$19 per user/month
For daily builders who want every workspace mode and continuous product updates.
- Kanban, Swarm, Mux, and Skill modes
- Tool timelines, run history, and review gates
- Scheduled commands and reusable templates
- Updates included while subscribed
$149
For builders who prefer one payment and a desktop version they can keep.
- All current Pro desktop features
- Personal license with one-time payment
- One year of product updates included
- Keep your last eligible version; renew updates optionally
Workflow
Make agent work feel visible and steerable
Start
Start from the tools you already use: Claude Code, Codex, or the built-in coding agent, all pointed at the same local workspace.
Repeat
Convert repeated prompts into templates and scheduled automations so common coding loops become faster to restart.
Trust
Use transparent tool events and run history to see what happened before you accept, revise, or discard the agent output.