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I'm creating this Agent Coordinator inspired in "Game Dev Story"

It also has a system to assign roles and responsibilities, a database for tasks, a secretary that tells u when you need to test something or have notifications, and many more things :D

It is like a Harness, that use OpenCode as middle step, but more click and play

I hope to have it ready soon, if you want to keep an eye on the process, I use to post updates on my twitter: https://x.com/BlackBoxBird

Is still a very fresh project, so if you can help me with some feedback guys, I would love it!!! <3

u/Ninquiet — 18 hours ago
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An agent coordinator, like Game Dev story, still on beta

https://reddit.com/link/1v4tz51/video/amg6isy9a2fh1/player

Hiii, This is what I’m building! It uses OpenCode to run and manage the agents.

The project has two interfaces:

  • A dashboard, which is the one shown in the video
  • A CLI

Both connect to the same core system. The core includes a simple database that allows agents to create and assign tasks to other agents.

For example, a project manager agent running GPT-5.6 could create tasks for a group of semi-senior developer agents running Kimi.

The agents can request new tasks through the CLI, as well as report problems, errors, and completed tasks.

It’s still very much a work in progress, but I plan to release it as open source as soon as I have a fully working version. :3

I’m genuinely excited about this project, and I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas, or suggestions!

I also post frequent development updates on Twitter/X:

https://x.com/BlackBoxBird/status/2080424639747035479

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u/Ninquiet — 1 day ago

An Open-source project with paid aesthetic improvements, is that a bad thing?

Hi, I'm completely new to the open-source world, and I've been working on an application for a long time. It's a tool for developers that helps them coordinate their agents. I want the core application to be free, but I need money, so I thought about adding a nice aesthetic layer and making that upgrade a paid feature. I also want to keep the base of the app transparent, for trust and maybe to get some extra help. But yeah, I don’t know if it’s a bad thing to do it that way. I don’t want to look greedy, I just… also need money to eat, hehe

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u/Ninquiet — 4 days ago