We started Orchestro by leaving coding agents working on our own production software. The recurring problems became less about writing code and more about stale state, duplicated work, interrupted runs and "done" without independent evidence.

That experience shaped Orchestro into the control plane for autonomous software agents: durable state, work selection, recovery, independent verification, production feedback and learning across runs.

We're launching this new direction on Product Hunt tomorrow, October 9. It's still a super private beta, primarily used on our internal projects. The preview is free, with hands-on onboarding; you bring your own agents, subscriptions and infrastructure.

For people already relying on coding agents: what fails first when you leave them unattended, and what evidence would make you trust a completed result? A concrete failure story would be especially useful.