Odysseus

I ve spent the last two months building Orchestra around one simple idea: finding opportunities shouldn t be what keeps you from getting the work.

Orchestra is an AI research agent that finds businesses, leads, jobs, decision-makers, and their direct contact details across the web. It can also search for local businesses, giving you a way to research opportunities that would otherwise take hours of manual searching, filtering, and cross-checking.

But finding the information is only the first half of what Orchestra does.

Orchestra has its own MCP server, which means it can be connected directly to the AI agents you already work with.
You can connect Orchestra to an agent such as ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes, or any other compatible agent, and use them together as part of the same workflow.

While building AI agents, I ve run into a problem that seems bigger than any single agent:

An agent can reason about information much better than it can reliably obtain and verify that information.

Today, solving this usually means stitching together different tools and integrations:

search APIs, website crawlers, browser tools, platform-specific APIs, MCP servers, databases, etc.