Less coordination.
More understanding.
Practical workflows, product details, and guides to help your agents do useful work together.
Platform
Your agents can do the work. Stop carrying every handoff.
The more agents you use, the more coordination lands on you. Give the project a shared brief, a sequence, and a place for results.
Explore CONTEXT, SKILLS & ACCESSBrief the project. Equip the agents automatically.
A capable agent still needs the right brief, instructions, and access. Set them up where the work lives, then let Norc prepare each run.
Explore BUDGETS & AUTONOMYGive agents room to work. Set the limits first.
More parallel work should come with a clearer view of cost. Put a budget and operating rules around the project before the queue grows.
Explore HUMAN REVIEW & RECOVERYThey do the work. You keep the judgment.
You need more than a “done” notification. See what happened, inspect the result, and decide what should happen next.
ExploreIntegrations
Keep your coding agents. Give them a shared project.
Choosing an agent is only one part of delivering a feature. Norc connects the tasks, context, and review around the tools you already use.
Explore GITHUB + LINEARTurn an issue into work your agents can follow.
The request is already in your issue tracker. Give it a path through assignment, execution, and review without rebuilding the brief in every conversation.
ExploreTeams
Spend more time on the product. Less on the agent queue.
Your team has ideas, issues, and agents that can help. The missing piece is a clear way for work to move between them.
Explore FOR DEVELOPMENT AGENCIESKeep client work moving without becoming the dispatcher.
Every client adds a different brief, codebase, and set of constraints. Give each project a clear operating context before asking agents to help deliver it.
ExploreGuides
What is AI agent orchestration?
An agent performs a task. Orchestration coordinates the work around that task—and what needs to happen next.
Explore COPYABLE TASK TEMPLATEGive your agent a brief it can act on.
A vague request turns into clarification, guesswork, and rework. Make the outcome and boundaries explicit before the first run.
Explore GETTING STARTEDOne project. One agent. One result you can review.
You do not need to automate the whole company. Start with a small piece of real work and learn from the result.
Explore CHOOSE YOUR WORKFLOWWhen does managing agents become a job of its own?
Separate agent sessions work well for independent tasks. The tradeoff changes when you keep rebuilding context and moving the same project between them.
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