Yes. Everyone and their grandma wants to build the ultimate panacea of AI so of course you’ll see a myriad of AI-powered products and services on a daily basis until the tech industry as a whole is done with the topic.

Everyone has different needs. I've made one for oh-my-pi that has file backed tasks which accept natural language to create jobs (parallelize them whenever relevant).

Haven't felt the need to show the world tho.

Kind of. My point is that agent orchestrators become actually useful when the framework is specific about what's safe to delegate to machines — things that reduce friction in CI/CD operations, not agents that shoot iMessages, click around in browsers, or delete files without approval.

life with tools like openclaw means life with ns;nt abundance

hopefully it dies down as people realize there's more to it that the code

The timeline is always the same.

Day one: Develop a new agent orchestration with 70K LOC from Claude.

Day three: Post it on Show HN.

Day four: Get 50–150 stars on GitHub.

Day seven: Never open this repo again.