Multica alternative from Germany

Agent Orchestrator is a task board on which AI agents and people work together. The Community edition is open source (MIT), you bring your own AI models, and by default a human approves every write to a repository. Built and operated in Germany, legally owned by Simplifier AG.

What is Multica?

A self-hostable workspace where tasks are assigned to AI coding agents; agents report progress and blockers and hand work back for review.
Drives existing agent CLIs – 26 according to its README, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw and Hermes – through a daemon on your machine.
Squads, skills, autopilots (schedules), chat, projects, review gates and an execution log.
Integration with Slack, Telegram and other chat tools; web, desktop and iOS clients.
Self-hosting with Docker Compose or Helm; a cloud version as well. According to its website, Multica stores a cloud workspace's data (issues, comments, chat, attachments, progress).
License: “Multica License” – per its README Apache 2.0 plus additional conditions covering hosted services, commercial embedding and branding. Over 50,000 GitHub stars.

Sources (as of 14 Oct 2026): github.com/multica-ai/multica · multica.ai

Comparison

Agent Orchestrator compared

Statements about the other product come from its public sources (linked below), as of 14 Oct 2026. A “—” means: we make no statement.

	Agent Orchestrator	Multica
License	MIT (Community Edition)	Multica License (Apache 2.0 + additional conditions)
Self-hostable	Yes (Community Edition)	Yes (Docker Compose, Helm)
Hosted	Yes, Nuremberg (Hetzner), in Early Access	Multica Cloud (location: —)
Supported agent runtimes	OpenCode (with its model integrations)	26 agent CLIs (incl. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor)
Squads / agent teams	Yes	Yes
Review before adoption	Approval gate before repository writes	Review gates (per its README)
Trigger tasks from chat tools (Slack, Telegram …)	No	Yes
Workspace interface	Web (also usable on mobile)	Web, desktop, iOS/iPad
Desktop client for agent device functions (files, clipboard, screenshot, input, browser tab, voice)	Yes – access is denied by default, subject to a server-side approval depending on policy, and needs local consent on the device. Tested on Linux; the Windows installer and macOS app are built but not yet run on those systems, and unsigned	—
Bring your own AI models	Yes, daemon inside your own network	Yes (through the agent CLIs)

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⚠ When you should stay with Multica

You need many different agent CLIs under one roof (26 according to its README)
You want to trigger tasks from Slack or Telegram
You want the whole workspace as a desktop and iOS app (our desktop client is not a workspace interface but a device-function client) and a very large ecosystem (over 50,000 GitHub stars, near-daily releases)

If a plain MIT license, hosting in Nuremberg and keeping data in Germany matter to you, Agent Orchestrator fits. Tell us what you need: Early Access with a wish list.

Open source

MIT license. You don't have to trust us – you can read it.

Your own AI models

The agent daemon runs inside your network and uses only the models you approve.

Built and operated in Germany

Hosted in Nuremberg (Hetzner). Legal owner: Simplifier AG – Trust Portal.

The Multica alternative
from Germany.