Updated my AI orchestrator tier list, based on daily use.
T3 Code Nightly → SS. The latest updates put it ahead of everything else I've tried. Smooth, intuitive, and easy to follow.
Traycer → A. The last two updates added useful features, but I'm running into agents that stall and need repeated nudges to keep going.
Maestri → B. Still a great tool, but the workflow is built around the terminal, and I'm moving away from that.
Synara → C. Recent updates have made it noticeably better.
My priorities are changing: a clear interface, less babysitting, and a workflow that keeps moving.
What would you rank differently?
Met a developer today who had build a custom desktop app to manage their agents.
They had also self built an Orchestrator <> Worker agent model for themselves, and defined tools, workflows and prompts for the orchestrator and worker, themselves
When I onboarded them to https://t.co/YDGaylbgqP, they were really stoked!
Now they can do everything they were already doing across codex/claude/cursor etc, with a much richer interface, and interact with agents cross device
And most importantly, they can focus on their main project instead of building the system that builds the project
Switching Codex accounts inside https://t.co/KsLVBJdre1 is seamless now.
No more /logout. Switch to another Codex subscription and continue working -- without signing out, signing in, or starting over.
Switching Codex accounts inside https://t.co/KsLVBJdre1 is seamless now.
No more /logout. Switch to another Codex subscription and continue working -- without signing out, signing in, or starting over.
Claude Code just shipped cloud sessions. Great to see the workflow moving this way.
We’ve already been building AO around the bigger version of this idea: cloud agents without locking yourself into one harness.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Cline, Kimi + 20 more - AO already supports 27 coding harnesses in one supervised workflow.
Run your agents, keep sessions going, supervise them from anywhere, and work across your team. AO Cloud is being built for shared sessions, team handoffs, and hosted runs.
If you don’t want to gate your entire agent workflow to Claude alone, sign up early.
https://t.co/iwFIw7ueB0
Claude Code just shipped cloud sessions. Great to see the workflow moving this way.
We’ve already been building AO around the bigger version of this idea: cloud agents without locking yourself into one harness.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Cline, Kimi + 20 more - AO already supports 27 coding harnesses in one supervised workflow.
Run your agents, keep sessions going, supervise them from anywhere, and work across your team. AO Cloud is being built for shared sessions, team handoffs, and hosted runs.
If you don’t want to gate your entire agent workflow to Claude alone, sign up early.
https://t.co/iwFIw7ueB0
Cloud sessions are officially available and out of research preview! They let you keep Claude Code working, even when your laptop is closed.
Existing subscribers get a one-time credit to try them: $100 on Pro, $250 on Max.
I'm joining the Solo Founders Programme (@solofounders) in SF!
8 months ago, I started building a tool for myself to orchestrate Claude Code agents.
Running 30 parallel agents back them seemed bizarre
Today, it is quickly becoming the norm
@ao_build has since gone from a tool I built for myself, to something that 10K+ developers have used to manage 100K+ agents
While I'm a solo founder, the journey has never really felt lonely. AO has been an open source, community-driven project from day one.
But there are parts of founding only another founder understands, and it's hard to keep pushing without people who get what you're going through.
Now I'll be living and building alongside an amazing group of founders at the Solo Founders house.
Time to be Solo, together!
AO was used in 125+ countries over the last few days.
By the way, AO is also available in eight languages:
> English
> 简体中文
> 日本語
> 한국어
> Español
> Français
> Deutsch
> Português (Brasil)
Choose yours in Settings → General → Language.
https://t.co/KsLVBJdre1 🌍
Syndicate by @maximor_ai brought builders from around the world together for 30 hours of building with @ao_build , competing for $10,000 in prizes and credits.
Thank you to everyone who showed up, shipped, helped other builders, and gave our judges a very difficult job.
Here are the winners and selected projects 🧵
Track 1
1st: Skeptic - Laksh Goyal
https://t.co/bIUpg0LSPx
2nd: Loop - Ashiha Mahesh Kumar
https://t.co/EL3mxIArV9
Track 2
1st: Reckon - Tanay Vasishtha
https://t.co/S94BttsHEs
2nd: PPV Memory - Prajwal Jaiswal
https://t.co/Lc5bTvFGS7