Agent Orchestrator
Agent Orchestrator is a desktop workspace for planning, running, and supervising multiple coding agents in parallel.
Earlier, I worked on rebuilding its backend and agent execution systems. I now work on its User Experience.
Harshit Singh
I build infrastructure for AI agents, with a focus on making long-running agent work persistent, observable, and recoverable.
I currently work on Agent Orchestrator at Untrivial and explore new ideas through AgentLab. Outside of that, I study Industrial Engineering and Operations Research at IIT Bombay.
Explanations
I occasionally publish technical explanations of systems I build, design decisions, and ideas around AI agents and infrastructure.
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IITB-CLI
IITB-CLI is a simple command-line interface built on top of IIT Bombay’s legacy academic portal.
I built it to make common academic workflows faster and easier to use without navigating through the portal’s dated interface.
AgentLab
Sennight
Sennight is a flexible calendar agent that plans my week around time quotas instead of fixed schedules.
I set how much time I want to spend on each area, report what I actually completed through Discord, and it redistributes the remaining work as the week changes.
Pages
Pages is a one-command way to publish work created by AI agents as a shareable website.
I built it because local files are awkward to revisit or share, while traditional hosting adds unnecessary deployment steps. With alab pages put {folder}, the folder is published and ready to share.
Hosted AO
Hosted AO extends Agent Orchestrator beyond a single machine.
I built it to connect and manage multiple cloud or local-network machines from one place. A machine can be added using its IP address and then used to run Agent Orchestrator remotely.