Voicetree
Hello HN! I have been building this for the past year and I'm excited to share it here because I think it's the sort of thing this community will be very interested in. I see the future of work as orchestrating teams of AI agents. But currently even managing a handful of agents is chaos. The IDE needs to evolve to be agent native, designed from the ground up for agentic engineering and context rather than another VS code fork. I'm building Voicetree towards that vision. A rather insane vision of engineering where you architect projects from hundreds of agent sessions whose outputs are all…
Voicetree launched on February 6, 2026 with 7 votes, #1,386 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Claude Code meets Obsidian in an interactive mindmap. Voicetree is a graph-view where nodes are either markdown notes, or terminal based agents (Claude code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini etc. ) Agents can spawn their own subagents onto the graph. Agents will have the nearby nodes injected into their context. Agents are also able to edit and create their own nodes. This project aims to build from first principles the most possibly efficient human-AI interaction system.
The spatial IDE for recursive multi-agent orchestration. It's like an Obsidian graph-view that you work directly inside of. - GitHub - voicetreelab/voicetree: The spatial IDE for recursive multi-agent orchestration. It's like an Obsidian graph-view that you work directly inside of.
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hello HN! I have been building this for the past year and I'm excited to share it here because I think it's the sort of thing this community will be very interested in. I see the future of work as orchestrating teams of AI agents. But currently even managing a handful of agents is chaos. The IDE needs to evolve to be…
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