2026 Orchestration Early

Command Center.

A web dashboard for running AI agents like a team. Set an objective, the agents plan and execute, and every plan and result waits on human approval before it counts. Orchestration at the team level.

  OBJECTIVE
     |
     +-- agent plans the work
     +-- agent executes, streaming progress
     |
     v
  [ HUMAN APPROVAL ]   nothing counts until you sign off
     |
     v
  next task  >  ...  >  done
The idea

Most agent tools put one person in a chat with one model. Command Center treats AI agents as a team you direct. You set objectives on a board, agents pick them up, and the work moves through planning, execution, and review while you watch it happen.

How it works
  • Objectives sit on a kanban board, grouped by the system or project they belong to.
  • Start an agent on an objective and it plans, then executes, with progress streaming back in real time.
  • Nothing executes on its own. The plan and the result are held at an approval gate until a person signs off.
  • Once approved, the agent continues to the next task until the objective is complete.
What it tested

It tested whether a person can supervise several agents at once without losing control of what they do. The answer that held up was the approval gate: agent work stays behind a review step, so speed never comes at the cost of an unchecked action.

Where it sits

It is early: a tested prototype, with the orchestration and approval flow proven end to end.

Built with
React Vite Express Turborepo Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Supabase
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