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       Show HN: Hephaestus - Autonomous Multi-Agent Orchestration
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       Author : idolevi
       Score  : 71 points
       Date   : 2025-11-03 08:14 UTC (6 days ago)
        
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       | oneandonley1 wrote:
       | Terminators soon to follow or the matrix
        
         | dudeinjapan wrote:
         | Terminators make good project managers apparently
        
       | hamasho wrote:
       | Umm... I just discovered vibe-kanban[1] as a Kanban-based coding
       | agent and superpowers[2] for brainstorming last week, and am
       | planning to try it this weekend. And your product looks like the
       | combination of both... It's interesting so I hope I'll have
       | enough energy to try all of them, but my gut tells me I'll end up
       | spending my weekend on my bed.
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       | [1] https://github.com/BloopAI/vibe-kanban [2]
       | https://github.com/obra/superpowers
        
       | baalimago wrote:
       | Very inspirational, cool! Good job!
       | 
       | Couldn't quite get everything to run since there was so much
       | configuration to setup, but the idea is solid.
        
         | idolevi wrote:
         | It's still a very first version honestly.. What did you find in
         | the configuration hard? I'll try to streamline it so it'll be
         | easier to run
        
       | danr4 wrote:
       | still not sold on agent orchestration. needs to be super simple
       | and as close to the native agent interface, like Conductor et al.
       | adding another layer of complexity while LLMs are evolving so
       | rapidly is just fighting against the waves.
        
       | maddmann wrote:
       | I'm curious how this would work for production level apps. My
       | concern is that it would go off and do a lot of extra stuff and
       | grow your codebase with orphaned code or non mvp features.
        
         | idolevi wrote:
         | Hey, This is just a very first version of Hephaestus that is
         | only a month in a work to showcase the idea of an autonomous
         | agent orchestration. As we speak I'm building on top of it a
         | development tool that would learn your codebase as time goes
         | on, which is _hopefully_ going to result in faster development.
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         | Although do note that Hephaestus is not only for development
         | purposes, it's supposed to be an agnetic framework for building
         | workflows - such as a research workflow, investment workflow
         | and so on, based on the semi-structured phases principles.
         | 
         | Also - everything is forever going to be open source (including
         | the future features and development tools), so look out :)
        
           | maddmann wrote:
           | Cool, nice work. I'll check it out at some point
        
       | djmips wrote:
       | Premature optimization as a service? Ok that's a bit unfair but
       | it would be reassuring if the examples showed that debugability
       | was a design pillar.
        
         | idolevi wrote:
         | That's fair, the PRD example is pretty cool but not the best -
         | I have a few workflows that I use myself for doing bug bounties
         | and deep research, but they are a bit much.
         | 
         | The current examples were mostly to show how you could set up
         | different phases and how agents can work in parallel in
         | different phases while still keeping some structure - basically
         | any problem that you could define the logical phases in the way
         | for solving it is going to work great with Hephaestus.
         | 
         | Soon I'll release a few more examples and a few tools that
         | would make Hephaestus a development tool that learns about your
         | repo as time goes and able to fix and add features for your
         | code base
        
           | djmips wrote:
           | That's great to hear! Exciting times.
        
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