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The Orchestrator is the left-side chat in your workspace. It has full context on every agent, run, and schedule — and it’s how you create, modify, and manage agents using natural language.

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What Is the Orchestrator?

The Orchestrator is your workspace’s command center. Instead of configuring workflows step by step, you describe what you need and the Orchestrator handles everything — from creating agents to coordinating multi-agent workflows. It knows about all agents in your workspace, their goals, their run history, and their current state. This means you can ask it to do things like:
  • “Create a new agent that monitors competitor pricing”
  • “Update the lead scraper to also extract LinkedIn profiles”
  • “Delete the old reporting agent, I don’t need it anymore”
  • “Schedule the data collector to run every morning at 8am”

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How the Orchestrator Works

Describe what you need

Explain your goal in natural language. The Orchestrator analyzes your request, determines which agents are needed, and proposes a plan.Before anything runs, you can review and adjust the plan to make sure it matches your expectations.

Build or modify agents

Once the plan is approved, the Orchestrator creates or updates agents behind the scenes.This includes:
  • Defining the execution logic
  • Setting up navigation and decision points
  • Connecting outputs to your tools
  • Handling retries and edge cases

Clarify when needed

If something is ambiguous, the Orchestrator asks targeted follow-up questions to avoid incorrect assumptions.Clarifications can happen during initial setup, while refining an agent, or when extending it with new behavior.

Test and deploy

After building, the Orchestrator can run test executions with real data. If something doesn’t work, follow up in the chat to adjust instructions and re-run — without rebuilding from scratch.

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Proactive Suggestions

The Orchestrator doesn’t just wait for instructions — it actively helps you improve your workspace.

Split complex agents

If an agent is doing too much, the Orchestrator will suggest breaking it into focused, smaller agents that are more reliable.

Create new agents

When it detects a workflow could benefit from a dedicated agent, it will propose creating one.

Coordinate agents

The Orchestrator can chain agents together — one agent’s output becomes another’s input.

Optimize workflows

It monitors how agents perform and suggests improvements to reduce costs or improve reliability.

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What You Can Do

Create agents

Turn a description like “log into a portal, download files, and store them” into a working agent.

Modify agents

Add steps, change logic, adjust outputs, or adapt to changes — all through conversation.

Troubleshoot

If an agent fails, refine instructions and improve reliability directly in the chat.

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Why This Approach Is Different

Traditional automation tools work best when everything has a clean API.The Orchestrator is designed for the opposite case: workflows that happen inside web interfaces, dashboards, and portals.
There are no blocks to wire, no forms to fill, and no rigid action catalogs.You describe the task the way you would explain it to a teammate, and the Orchestrator handles the execution logic.
Unlike a single-agent chat, the Orchestrator sees your entire workspace. It can reference any agent’s history, coordinate between agents, and make workspace-level decisions.

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Get Started

Open the Orchestrator

Start building your first agent now