· Timothy O'Brien
What’s an Orchestrator?
The article “What’s an Orchestrator—and Why Does Software Need One?” has now been republished on O’Reilly Radar.
The basic argument is simple: software work is moving toward people who direct systems, agents, and outcomes rather than writing every line by hand. That changes the job, but it does not remove responsibility. Someone still has to decide what gets delegated, what gets checked, and who owns the result when the system meets production.
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This post is part of the thinking behind Orchestrator: Your Next Job Title — recognizing and building the work of delegated intelligence.
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