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mcp-orchestro

Transform product ideas into reality with an intelligent orchestration system that bridges Product Managers, Developers, and AI. Orchestro conducts the entire development symphony: task decomposition, dependency tracking, pattern learning, and real-time progress visualization.

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What it is

Transform product ideas into reality with an intelligent orchestration system that bridges Product Managers, Developers, and AI. Orchestro conducts the entire development symphony: task decomposition, dependency tracking, pattern learning, and real-time progress visualization.

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This week on Hacker News

Nov 7–Nov 14 UTC · Direct repository links and separately labeled related project stories. Indexed through 11/14/2026, 5:04:57 PM UTC.

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Observed mentions: 2025-10-05 20:52:50 UTC to 2025-10-12 15:48:11 UTC.

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What Hacker News says

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dpelleri·Oct 12, 2025Submission

Show HN: Orchestro – Trello for Claude Code with Kanban Board

Hi HN! I'm building Orchestro, an AI-powered task management system for Claude Code that works like Trello but designed specifically for AI-assisted development. **The Problem:** When working with Claude Code on complex projects, I kept losing track of what the AI was doing across multiple conversations. Tasks would get duplicated, dependencies were unclear, and there was no way to see the big picture. I needed something between a simple todo list and full Jira complexity. **What it does:** - Decomposes user stories into technical tasks by analyzing your codebase - Tracks dependencies and detects conflicts automatically - Visual Kanban board showing real-time progress - Learns patterns from past work to improve future suggestions - Complete audit trail of AI decisions and code changes - 60 MCP tools for orchestrating
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complex development workflows **How it works:** When you give Claude Code a feature request, Orchestro can: 1. Analyze your codebase structure (files, dependencies, patterns) 2. Break down the story into concrete tasks with file references 3. Detect potential conflicts with existing code 4. Track what's done, what's in progress, and what's blocked 5. Learn from successes/failures to improve next time **Tech Stack:** - Backend: TypeScript, Model Context Protocol SDK, Supabase (PostgreSQL) - Frontend: Next.js 14, React Server Components, TailwindCSS - Real-time: PostgreSQL triggers + WebSockets - Transport: stdio (runs locally, full privacy) **Why MCP?** MCP (Model Context Protocol) is Anthropic's standard for connecting AI to external tools. Instead of building yet another AI wrapper, Orchestro integrates directly into Claude Code as a native tool suite. Think of it as giving Claude Code a project management brain. **What makes it different:** Most MCP servers are single-purpose (GitHub integration, database queries, etc). Orchestro is a complete workflow orchestrator with 60 interconnected tools that work together: task decomposition, dependency analysis, pattern learning, guardian agents (database/architecture/API validation), and full audit trails. **Current status:** - v2.1.0 live on NPM: @khaoss85/orchestro - Published in Official MCP Registry - 96.7% test coverage - MIT licensed, fully open source **What I'd love feedback on:** 1. Is "Trello for Claude Code" the right positioning? 2. Would you use this for solo projects or mainly team workflows? 3. What other MCP tools would make this more useful? 4. Too many features or just right for the problem space? The vision is to bridge Product Managers (who think in stories), Developers (who think in code), and AI (which can do both but needs structure). GitHub: https://github.com/khaoss85/mcp-orchestro Demo: Watch the Kanban board update in real-time at http://localhost:3001 after setup Try it: `npx @khaoss85/orchestro@latest` Happy to answer any questions!
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Show HN: Orchestro – Trello for Claude Code (open-source MCP server)

I built Orchestro, an open-source MCP server + web dashboard for Claude Code. The short version: “Trello for Claude Code” — with a built-in “scrum master” that keeps the board honest and agents that move cards from goal → tasks → code as work happens. Why - Hidden state in prompts, invisible dependencies, lossy handoffs goal→tasks→code. - PMs and devs don’t share the same live view of progress. What it does - Kanban that actually executes: plan on the board, MCP tools drive the flow. - Auto “scrum master”: decomposes stories, sets deps, enforces sane state transitions. - Agents prepare context-rich prompts for Claude and move cards across columns. - Realtime board (Socket.io), dependency graph, audit trail. - Local-first: your data lives in your Supabase project. MIT licensed. Quick start (~2 min) npx @orchestro/init npm run dashboard
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(opens http://localhost:3000) restart Claude Code, then ask: “Show me orchestro tools” (~60 tools) Tech TypeScript MCP server, Next.js dashboard (React Flow), Supabase (PostgreSQL + RLS). What I’m looking for - Heavy Claude Code users to test and tell me what hurts (missing tools, bad UX, slow paths). - Real-world feedback on the “agents move the cards” model. - PRs/issues welcome. A star helps discoverability if it’s useful. Links Website: https://www.orchestro.org/ Repo: https://github.com/khaoss85/mcp-orchestro
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