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Orchboard — AI skill for Claude Code

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Orchboard: an agentic project board for Claude Code and Codex.

How to install Orchboard

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open Blaketon/orchboard and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Orchboard does

Orchboard: an agentic project board for Claude Code and Codex. Plan, queue, and track your AI coding agents across every project. Local-first, zero dependencies.

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README

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Orchboard

An agentic project board for Claude Code and Codex: plan, queue, and track your AI coding agents across every project.

License: MIT Join the Discord Node 22.18 or newer Zero runtime dependencies

Orchboard: opening a task, editing project docs, and starting a new one

Run several coding agents at once and you lose track of them: which one is waiting for you, which one is still working, what each of them actually did. Orchboard is a local dashboard that shows every Claude Code and Codex task on one board, tells you the moment one needs input, and lets you reply, approve, or start the next task without hunting through terminal windows.

It runs on your machine, talks to the `claude` and `codex` CLIs you already have, and keeps its own data in a single folder. No account, no telemetry, no cloud.

Try it

npx orchboard --demo --open

Demo mode fills the board with sample projects and agents, so you can click around before pointing it at your own work. It never starts an agent or touches a real file.

Install

npx orchboard          # run it
npx orchboard --open   # run it and open the browser

Or install it globally:

npm install -