Org Studio: Open-source dashboard for managing multi-agent AI teams

Org Studio is an open-source dashboard designed to manage teams of AI agents by applying organizational design principles. The tool addresses coordination challenges that arise when running multiple agents, moving beyond simple single-agent setups to structured team management.
Key Features
- Multi-runtime support: Connects to both OpenClaw and Hermes Agent simultaneously through a simple interface (discover, send, health). The registry routes everything automatically.
- Cross-runtime communication: A Hermes agent can mention an OpenClaw agent in a task comment using @mention syntax, with notifications routing to the correct runtime via a task board.
- Team topology with domain ownership: Applies real organizational design principles including mission, values, and domain boundaries.
- Event-driven task board: Agents pick up work instantly as tasks are created.
- Vision-driven sprints: Focuses on defining outcomes rather than individual tasks.
- Auto-detected feedback: Operating principles are automatically injected into agent context based on feedback, enabling agents to improve over time.
- Storage options: File storage by default with optional Postgres support.
Getting Started
Install with: npx create-org-studio@latest
This type of tool is useful for developers who have moved beyond single-agent setups and need structured coordination for multiple AI agents working together. The multi-runtime support specifically addresses the practical challenge of managing agents across different platforms.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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