Pipeline, don’t manage
Drop a task onto the pipeline and its markdown is written straight into the agent’s queue. No copy-paste, no context-switching between windows.
Prompt orchestration · Multi-agentic workflows
This is not your task manager. It is how you orchestrate your agents.
Ultraprompt is a prompt-orchestration surface for developers running many AI coding agents at once. Prep work on one board, drop a task onto the pipeline, and watch it move Queued to Processing to Completed as your agents drain the queue.
> /ultraprompt
How it works
Four moves to a self-draining queue.
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Start your AI harness
Open your coding agent in the project you want to work on. Claude Code, or whatever you run.
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Enter /ultraprompt
One slash command arms an autonomous watcher on the task queue. It is a committed repo file, so it survives restarts and /clear.
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Orchestrate your prompts
Prep and stage tasks on the board, then drop them onto the pipeline. Each one is written straight into the agent’s queue.
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MAX PRODUCTIVITY
Watch tasks stream Queued to Processing to Completed across every project, all at once, while you plan the next one.
The editor
Write the spec in raw markdown. Watch it render live.
Every task is a markdown spec. Line up your prep with a checklist, write it in a raw editor, and see it rendered live - so what you hand the agent is exactly what you meant.
What it is
A pipeline, not a to-do list.
No cloud. No accounts. A local desktop app that hands work to the agents already running on your machine.
The queue is the status
Task files move queue to processing to done. Ultraprompt reads those moves and streams live Queued, Processing and Completed back to your board.
One board, every agent
A global feed of everything dispatched across all your projects, so you can run many agent sessions in parallel and see them all in one place.
Orchestrate your agents.
Free and open source. Point your harness at it and go.