Orchestration for coding agents

Agent work shouldn’t disappear into terminal tabs.

Wiregraph turns concurrent coding-agent runs into a live graph you can inspect, steer, fork, and resume—without replacing your terminal or your agents.

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For developers running several agent tasks at once.

✓ CompleteInspect repositorycodex · 42s

✓ CompleteMap auth boundary12 files · 3 decisions

▶ RunningMove session handlingclaude · tool call 18

⑂ ForkedTry stateless tokenspaused at decision

○ QueuedRun integration testswaiting on 2 paths

node/3 · terminallive

› pnpm test auth

PASS session-cookie.test.ts

PASS callback-route.test.ts

18 passed · 0 failed

› git diff --stat

6 files changed, 84 insertions(+)

The problem

Sessions multiply. Context evaporates.

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State is hidden

You know an agent is running. You cannot tell what it is blocked on without opening every tab.

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Decisions disappear

The reasoning behind a change is stranded in a scrollback buffer nobody will revisit.

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Experiments collide

Alternative approaches become ad hoc branches with no visible relationship to the original work.

The interaction model

Treat the run as a graph, not a pile of sessions.

A node is a unit of work with its own context, terminal, changes, and history. Follow the active path, intervene where needed, and preserve the route that produced the result.

InspectRepository understood

RunTerminal open

InterveneAdd input or stop

ForkKeep both paths

ResumeContext intact

Focused capabilities

The controls concurrency is missing.

See what is running

Every agent task has a visible state, branch, owner, and path through the work.

Open the real terminal

Inspect the commands, tool calls, output, and changes behind any node without switching context.

Fork without losing the path

Try another approach from a decision point while the original run stays intact and inspectable.

Resume with context

Return to the decisions and outputs that produced a result instead of reconstructing them from chat logs.

How it fits

Keep the tools you already trust.

Wiregraph is the orchestration and observability layer around your existing workflow. It does not replace the coding agent, shell, repository, or review process.

CodexClaudePiShellGit

Wiregraphshared graph · terminals · context · provenance

Early access

Help shape the workflow you already need.

Wiregraph is early and built independently. The first group is for developers already coordinating multiple coding-agent tasks and willing to give direct feedback.

✓ Small, relevant access groups
✓ Direct contact with the founder
✓ Honest updates as the product takes shape