Druids
Dev tools
multi-agent orchestration
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How HN took it
6 positive, 4 neutral or asking, 2 mixed, 0 critical, out of 12 comments about the project. Thread score +0.40.
Idea: 4 for, 0 against
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What people liked
Event-driven idea and shared event log for coordination
From 2 comments
I love the idea of using a shared event log for coordination. Smart! I have a Symphony-style[1] factory, which keeps all the context in a single session, but I want to start…
jessmartin on HNCan you expand on your approach of defining things around state transitions? Are you thinking of it as the state of a task (built, validated, integrated, etc)? Or something else…
zambelli on HN
Interesting concept and well thought-out design
From 2 comments
Currently looking for a good solution for exactly this. Druid looks very cool and thought-through. Two major blockers for me to use it in my workflow: - Sandbox-only environment.…
anatoliikmt on HNInteresting. I like it. Now let's say I currently use the OS process as my primitive for agents, just spawning `claude "foo bar baz"`, and orchestrating this way, using perhaps…
ipnon on HN
Objections
Runs only in a sandbox; some users want to run agents on their own machine
From 1 comment
Currently looking for a good solution for exactly this. Druid looks very cool and thought-through. Two major blockers for me to use it in my workflow: - Sandbox-only environment.…
anatoliikmt on HN
Code snippet design shows primitive obsession
From 1 comment
Seems like a powerful concept, and I'm excited to try it, but yikes does the code snippet seem like a textbook example of primitive obsession.
gavmor on HN
Requests
Support for Cursor agents via ACP
From 1 comment
Currently looking for a good solution for exactly this. Druid looks very cool and thought-through. Two major blockers for me to use it in my workflow: - Sandbox-only environment.…
anatoliikmt on HN
Run agents locally, not only in sandboxes
From 1 comment
Currently looking for a good solution for exactly this. Druid looks very cool and thought-through. Two major blockers for me to use it in my workflow: - Sandbox-only environment.…
anatoliikmt on HN
Examples of concrete use cases and pipelines
From 2 comments
Interesting. I like it. Now let's say I currently use the OS process as my primitive for agents, just spawning `claude "foo bar baz"`, and orchestrating this way, using perhaps…
ipnon on HN> - building custom automated software pipelines for eg code review, pentesting, large-scale migrations, etc... I'd be interested in hearing more about how you did this, sounds…
brennan_maker on HN
Questions
How does environment isolation hold up at scale
From 1 comment
The multi-agent coordination problem is real. i've been running claude code solo all week and even that gets messy. Spinning up 5 agents that actually talk to each other cleanly…
eitanlebras on HN
Can failures be traced and the event log replayed locally
From 1 comment
When you have 5 workers + a judge all running in isolated VMs, what is a workflow for tracing a failure? Can I replay the event log locally, or inspect what each agent tried? And…
sensarts on HN
What does state-transition design mean in practice
From 1 comment
Can you expand on your approach of defining things around state transitions? Are you thinking of it as the state of a task (built, validated, integrated, etc)? Or something else…
zambelli on HN
Alternatives named
Spawning agent CLIs as OS processes with Unix-style piping
From 1 comment
Interesting. I like it. Now let's say I currently use the OS process as my primitive for agents, just spawning `claude "foo bar baz"`, and orchestrating this way, using perhaps…
ipnon on HN
Symphony-style single-session factory
From 1 comment
I love the idea of using a shared event log for coordination. Smart! I have a Symphony-style[1] factory, which keeps all the context in a single session, but I want to start…
jessmartin on HN