Bernhard Götzendorfer

I orchestrate AI agents. Building Session Orchestrator to plan parallel sessions, check the results and pick up where the last session ended.

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I orchestrate AI agents across tools and projects.

I'm building Session Orchestrator around that work: plan the tasks, run parallel sessions, check the results.

Each session needs a useful handover: what changed, what was checked, what's still open.

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@ErnestoMaza @Dimillian that pilot friend is going to keep your feature list busy 😄

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@madanmohan16 i'd try a tiny app where they swap jobs halfway through. can the next agent pick up the work from the other two without you explaining it again? that's the bit i'd want to watch.

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@vikrantshukla reply triage for me. i've run it alongside existing rules, without letting it change decisions. that gave me actual disagreements to look at before deciding how much to trust it

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@marcklingen that video tag nearly got resurrected by a very helpful reviewer 😅 glad cursor remembered why it was removed

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@RHasselmeier @pradiptainspace @SpaceXAI @gatheratkiln @bot @cursor_ai which demo got people asking the most questions? curious what caught their attention once they saw it running

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@rjs i want to glance at 'checkout' and see what a customer can do today, not open six tickets to work out whether the buy button works

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@mindinpanic left for me at bedtime. the right one is warmer, but i'd rather have less to look at when the whole point is putting my phone down

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@0x80Rg i'd happily lose 500 lines of old test output before losing the one sentence where we decided what not to build. the two compaction steps make sense to me

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@Seb_Mendo_1 what's one change you ended up making from the feedback it surfaced?

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@michelleefang @zeldapoem @LumaHQ the polaroid wall is such a nice way to make arriving alone less awkward. do people take theirs home at the end?

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@realSamHu being able to open the file and see what the agent thinks it knows is half the appeal for me

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@RhysSullivan sometimes i just want an answer to the comment before anyone changes more code

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@zeeg saving that last 1% for "what did we actually ship?"

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@dark_coderz Claude isn’t available in your country

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@_bnjkhr on a watch, definitely minimalist. one sweaty thumb is enough of a UI challenge already.

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@richhomiecon do guests usually do the selfie bit at the event, or when the photos go out afterwards? curious when people actually take that step.

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@phiberoptik @mark_k ah, got you. would be a fun comparison: same task, once with threading in the prompt and once without.

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@punit_arani yes, i've been testing it on rewrites that quietly change the facts, like 'planned' becoming 'done'. tried 195 made-up drafts so far. promising results, but i still need to see how that holds up on real drafts.

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@mindinpanic @typesafeai yes. i undersold it earlier: i've already tested it across a few projects, including reply triage and browser checks. one useful finding: asking it to compare the saved value with the intended one worked much better than trusting a success message.