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Show HN: Orchestrate Claude Code agents on a canvas

Orchestrate Claude Code agents on a canvas — a new tool lets you visually manage and coordinate multiple Claude Code agents for complex tasks.

Background

Rondo Flow is a new visual tool that lets users orchestrate multiple Claude Code agents on a canvas — essentially a graphical interface for managing AI coding workflows. Claude Code is Anthropic's command-line agent that can read, write, and modify codebases autonomously. "Show HN" refers to Hacker News's feature where makers demo their projects. This tool matters because it moves beyond single-agent AI coding (like asking ChatGPT for code) toward multi-agent orchestration, where different agents handle separate tasks (testing, refactoring, linting) in parallel or sequence. Rondo Flow competes with similar agent-orchestration projects like LangGraph, CrewAI, and AutoGen, but focuses specifically on Claude Code and visual workflow design rather than code-only configuration.

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