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AI agent control plane
AI agent control plane for chat-first orchestration
An AI agent control plane is the workspace that decides which agent should handle a request, how context moves between agents, and where tools are discovered and run. agorch.io is an AI agent orchestration workspace built for that role, combining a home orchestrator, specialist agents, and MCP-connected tools in one control plane.
Updated 2026-07-19
The problem
What teams struggle with
As teams add more AI agents, the hard part is no longer creating a single chatbot. The real problem is coordinating many specialists without losing context, repeating work, or forcing users to guess which agent should answer. Requests often start broadly, then need routing to the right expert, but fragmented interfaces make handoff messy and tool access inconsistent. When tools live in different places, users cannot easily discover what an agent can do or run it safely in one flow. An AI agent control plane solves this by giving teams a central way to route conversations, preserve context, and expose tools through a single workspace instead of scattered point solutions.
The solution
How agorch.io helps
agorch.io addresses this with a chat-first AI agent control plane. Users start with a home orchestrator that recommends specialist agents based on the request, then context can hand off cleanly to the chosen agent. Specialists connect through MCP over HTTP, with optional bearer token support, so tools can be discovered and run from the workspace UI. Guests can try the home chat on the marketing page, while full workspace access requires an account.
How it works
Chat with the orchestrator
A user opens the home chat and describes the task in plain language. The orchestrator responds and recommends the most relevant specialist agent.
Route and hand off context
The selected specialist receives the conversation context, so the user does not need to restate the request or rebuild the task from scratch.
Discover and run tools
Specialist agents connect via MCP over HTTP, and the workspace provides tool discovery plus a run UI for working with connected capabilities.
Benefits
Centralizes agent routing in one control plane instead of scattered chats
Reduces repeated explanation by handing context from orchestrator to specialist agents
Exposes connected tools through MCP, HTTP, and optional bearer token support
Lets visitors test the home chat before signing in
Keeps orchestration and agent discovery in a single workspace built with Next.js / Vercel AI stack patterns
FAQ
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agorch.io is an AI agent orchestration workspace and control plane. It lets users chat with a home orchestrator, get specialist recommendations, and move into a fuller workspace after signing in.