A home for your tasks, your agents, and the tools you love.
Hand off the work. Keep the direction.

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From Gmail

Turn inbox notes into a plan

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Planning

Plan the next product milestone

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In progress2
Code

Build the onboarding flow

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Research

Summarize customer feedback

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Needs you2
Planning

Review the launch checklist

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Research

Review the project brief

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Done2
Automation

Prepare the weekly summary

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Planning

Organize the meeting notes

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GmailSlackNotionJiraGitHubOpenAI

Less keeping track.
More making progress.

Good ideas deserve more than another open tab. Give them a task, an agent, and a clear path back to you.

Give the work a direction.

Write the goal. Pick an agent or a workflow. Keep the context with the task.

Make room for the repeatable.

Schedule recurring work and email monitors. See what ran and what it produced.

Stay part of the process.

Answer questions, inspect the result, and decide what happens next.

Your tools.
One place to
move things forward.

Your inbox has a next step.

Read and search connected mailboxes, turn a useful thread into a task, or set up a monitor. You choose which accounts an agent can access.

Read-only access. Your messages stay yours.
Orchestri connects your toolsOrchestri
Select a connection to explore

Different agents.
Shared direction.

Choose the right runtime for the task. Orchestri keeps the work, questions, and results together.

Example run / Codex

Build the onboarding flow

Read the project context
Make the change in a task workspace
Return the result for review

Requires the supported Linux host and Codex setup.

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Scout’s research is ready for your review.

Research the next big idea

Start with simpler onboarding. The brief covers key assumptions and a first experiment.

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Example notification

Hand off a task.
Not the final say.

Get task updates and requests for input in your connected Slack channel. When an agent asks a question, reply in its notification thread to keep the work moving.

Review the result right in the message. Approve review marks the task done; Deny returns it for revision without starting another run. Your decisions stay connected to the task in Orchestri.

A few things
you might be wondering.

What is Orchestri?

Orchestri is a self-hosted workspace for tasks, AI agents, and connected tools. Use it for research, drafting, analysis, or software work. You direct the work and review the results; authorized automations can create and start recurring tasks for you.

Is this a hosted app I can sign up for?

This project is currently built for self-hosting. The homepage is a product introduction, and its board is an illustrative demo. Get started covers the source access and setup you need to run your own instance.

Do I need all of these tools to get started?

No. Tasks live in Orchestri’s own store. Gmail, Slack, Notion, and Jira are optional connections. Configure an agent runtime and a model provider to execute work; choose connections as you need them.

Does everything stay on my machine?

Your workspace is self-hosted, but where data goes depends on your choices. Local models can keep inference on your host. Cloud models, connected services, and optional tracing can send data off-host. Gmail access is read-only and account-specific.

Can my whole team use one installation?

Orchestri is currently designed around one operator, with a shared task store and login. It does not provide per-user roles or tenant isolation. People in a connected Slack channel can see notifications and make task-level decisions there.

What will you
set in motion?

Bring a task. Start a little momentum.

Get started with Orchestri