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Orgtree v3.0.0 ships Postgres-backed storage, multi-window support, and new Attention and Ring views
Developer Maurdekye released Orgtree v3.0.0, an open-source visual agent orchestrator, rebuilt for speed. Version 2's SQLite backend slowed to seconds-per-action with many agents; v3 replaces it with an embedded parallelized PostgreSQL setup using multiple worker processes, keeping most actions under 100ms even with hundreds of agents. The release also adds multi-window support, a new Attention view, and ring-shaped org layouts.
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- Orgtree v3 replaces its Sqlite backend with an embedded parallelized PostgreSQL database, keeping most actions under 100ms with hundreds of agents running
- v3 adds multi-window support, letting users open multiple org canvases simultaneously instead of one active org at a time
- A new Attention view combines a dynamic agent desk and a Needs Attention list filtering questions, docket tickets, and urgent mail; panels can pin alongside the canvas
- A new Ring view arranges large orgs in a circle around the central node when trees outgrow screen width
- Orgtree is a free open-source visual agent orchestrator supporting Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and OpenRouter accounts with credit budgets, agent mail, and watchdog tasks
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