Orchestro is an open-source MCP server + web dashboard for Claude Code.
Think Trello for Claude Code — but with a built-in Scrum Master that keeps the board honest and agents that move the cards from goal → tasks → code as work happens.
• Website: orchestro.org
• Repo: github.com/khaoss85/mcp-orchestro
• License: MIT • Try time: ~2 minutes
Why I built it
Even with the best agent UX I’ve tried (Claude Code), I kept hitting the same walls:
- intent/decisions buried in prompts
- dependencies invisible until too late
- handoff goal → tasks → code drops context
- PMs and devs don’t see the same board
I wanted a thin, no-drama layer that keeps the plan visible and the execution honest—without killing speed.
What it does
- Board that actually executes: plan in Kanban, the MCP server drives the flow
- Scrum Master (auto): decomposes stories, sets dependencies, keeps lane hygiene
- Agents move cards: prep context-rich prompts for Claude and move work across columns
- Live status: you and your PM see the same board in real time
- Local-first: your data lives in your Supabase; no hardcoded secrets
Quick start
npx [@orchestro](/orchestro)/init
npm run dashboard # opens http://localhost:3000
(restart Claude Code, then ask: "Show me orchestro tools")
My ask (open source)
I shipped my first MCP here and want real users (especially heavy Claude Code folks) to break it and tell me what hurts.
- ⭐ If useful, star the repo
- 🐞 If not, open an issue (what blocked you? where did it feel slow?)
- 🔧 PRs and brutal feedback welcome
- 🗣️ If you run a team and try it, a 10–15 min call to debrief would help me prioritize
Who should try this
- Builders who live in Claude Code and want fewer invisible steps
- Solo founders & small teams doing vibe coding but needing a clean map for stakeholders
- PMs who want to see progress without spelunking through prompts
Roadmap (short)
- PM-friendly exports & notifications
- Velocity/estimation & lightweight metrics
- Slack/Teams hooks
If it helps you ship faster, awesome.
If it doesn’t, please tell me why so I can fix the right thing.