Coordinating multiple AI coding agents is chaos. Claude Code in one terminal, Cursor in another window, Codex somewhere else. You lose track of which agent is working on what, which worktree, which session. Git conflicts everywhere. Team members asking “wait, which AI did what?”

So I built Agor – a spatial canvas for AI agent orchestration. Think Figma, but for coordinating AI coding agents. The twist? I built it in one month using Agor itself. An army of Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini agents, all collaborating in the same workspace, building the tool they were working in. Meta as hell.

Key features:

• Spatial Canvas: Organize agents, worktrees, and sessions visually. No more terminal hell.
• Real-time Collaboration: Multiplayer cursors that sync instantly. See what your team and your agents are doing.
• Mobile Prompting: On-the-go? Prompt your agents from your phone.
• Built-in Scheduler: Coordinate agent tasks without juggling tools.
• Full MCP Support: Plus an internal MCP server so agents are self-aware of the workspace. They know what other agents are doing.
• Session Trees: Fork sessions, spawn subsessions. All visualized as trees on your canvas.
• Shared Dev Environments: Your whole team works in the same context.

Building Agor with Agor

Coordinating AI agents build the tool they’re working in was surreal. They’d add features to the scheduler, then immediately start using that scheduler to coordinate their next tasks. They’d improve the MCP integration, then become more self-aware through it. It’s like watching someone build the ladder they’re climbing.

Open Source Today

I’m open sourcing Agor today because this problem isn’t going away. As agentic coding takes off, we need better orchestration tools. Check it out: https://agor.live GitHub: https://github.com/preset-io/agor

Pretty stoked about this one. Let me know what you think!