@backnotprop: Orchestrator (Skill) - Your harness is the router I built this so it works across harnesses. Use it as a skill in your …
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Orchestrator (Skill) is a router that works across harnesses, allowing a coding agent to call, manage, and delegate to other agents. It provides an operational plane for modeling agents and intelligently routes based on user preferences and token limits.
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Orchestrator (Skill) - Your harness is the router I built this so it works across harnesses. Use it as a skill in your preferred coding agent, it can call/manage/delegate to any other agent.
It goes beyond claude -p and codex exec, and gives any agent an operational plane to model other agents. For example, an operator can manage a full codex app-server - multiple threads, steer, and set goals.
It accounts for your usage limits, so you can use up all your token bandwidth across providers.
Describe your preferences in simple language and your harness will smart route for you.
Inspired by Kubectl and Claude Code subagent background processing.
I think using @SpaceXAI Grok4.5 will best as main orchestrator so that’s where I’m testing this mainly.
ClaudeDevs (@ClaudeDevs): A second strategy: use Fable 5 as an orchestrator.
Fable 5 plans and delegates to workers (Sonnet 5).
Most tokens are billed at the lower worker rate.
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