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The Orchestration View is your mission control for managing multiple Claude agents running in parallel. It provides three viewing modes: dependency graph, execution timeline, and live observability dashboard.

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View Modes

Switch between modes using the toggle buttons at the top right of the orchestration view.
Interactive SVG dependency graph showing tasks as nodes and dependencies as directed edges. Nodes are color-coded by status: gray (backlog), amber (in progress), green (done). Running tasks pulse with an animated progress bar.Conditional edges are color-coded:
  • Gray solid — Always (default dependency)
  • Green dashed — On Success (runs only if parent succeeds)
  • Red dashed — On Failure (runs only if parent fails)

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Wave Execution

Tasks are grouped into waves based on their dependency structure: 
Wave 0: [Tasks with no dependencies]     → run in parallel
Wave 1: [Tasks depending on Wave 0]      → start when Wave 0 completes
Wave 2: [Tasks depending on Wave 0 + 1]  → start when deps complete

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Live Agent Cards

Each running Claude agent gets a named card in the sidebar with a unique avatar (e.g., ‘Agent Nova’) (Graph/Timeline modes) showing:
  • Task title and key
  • Model (Haiku/Sonnet/Opus) and elapsed time
  • Live token usage (input/output breakdown)
  • Real-time cost estimate
  • Last tool call with file path
  • Turn count
  • Token progress bar

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File Conflict Detection

When multiple agents access the same file simultaneously, Claude Board detects potential conflicts:
  • Write/Edit conflicts trigger an agent:file_conflict event
  • The Live view highlights conflicting files in red
  • Agent cards show conflict warnings
Set max concurrent agents to 2-3 and use task dependencies to prevent agents from editing overlapping files simultaneously.

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Graph Interaction

  • Hover a node to highlight its dependency edges
  • Click a node to open task details
  • Shift+drag from one node to another to create a dependency edge
  • Drag nodes to reposition them (positions are saved)

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Auto-Refresh

The view automatically refreshes on task:updated events — instant updates when tasks change status, dependencies are modified, or new tasks are created.