To orchestrate multiple AI coding agents means to plan the work, assign subtasks, monitor progress, handle blockers, and merge results safely. It is the coordination layer above individual agent execution.
Without orchestration, multiple agents are just separate sessions. One may work on tests, another on backend code, and another on UI, but the user still has to remember dependencies, resolve overlap, and decide what merges. Orchestration turns that scattered work into a controlled development process.
Verdent's angle is that orchestration should be visible and reviewable. A goal can be broken into phases, workers can run in parallel, and progress can be tracked from one interface. Workspace isolation keeps results separated until review. The value is not merely "more agents." It is more work moving at once without losing control of architecture, quality, and merge safety.
