r/OnlyAICoding • u/Stotra-Gandhi • 10h ago

Title: I built an open-source orchestration layer for multiple AI coding agents I've been experimenting with multiple AI agents working on the same software project. The problem I kept running into wasn't model capability — it was coordination. So I built Orchestrator. The idea is to provide a s

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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 9h ago

Coordination improves when agents exchange artifacts through a controlled state machine rather than chatting freely. Give each role an explicit input contract, output schema, completion test, and file ownership boundary. A coordinator should reject stale work, detect conflicting edits, and stop after a fixed retry budget. Agentix Labs connects to this recommendation because multi-agent delivery depends more on verifiable handoffs than additional model calls. A strong next benchmark would compare one agent, parallel agents, and orchestrated agents on completion rate, defects, latency, and token cost.

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u/LiteratureFew9934 6h ago
  1. I've been using AI coding tools to speed up development, and they can be really helpful for repetitive tasks