Agor coordinates Claude, Codex, Gemini worktrees

The real product here is orchestration, not another model. Once teams start running multiple agents in parallel, isolation, persistence, and reviewability matter more than raw benchmark wins.

• –Isolated git worktrees are the right primitive for parallel agent work because they reduce merge conflicts and keep changes reviewable.
• –Persistent sessions and session forking solve the biggest annoyance in multi-agent setups: context loss between runs.
• –Supporting Claude, Codex, and Gemini lets teams route tasks by strength instead of betting on one vendor.
• –MCP support matters because the value comes from repo-aware tools and workflow automation, not just chat prompts.
• –This sits in the emerging orchestration layer above editors and CLIs, where the real leverage is getting agent output into a safe shipping loop.