Today I'm thinking about agent orchestration on mobile. I just posted that Intent Mobile is the first large scale agent orchestration app that's Duo-optimized, which means you can run agents across laptops, desktops, VMs, and more and manage them all from your Duo, easily moving between machines to answer agents, review progress, and start new work.

Why does this matter? Because AI products have moved fast from models behind the scenes, to chat, to agents, and now to agents orchestrating other agents. Once a single agent finishing a task stopped feeling like magic, people wanted multiple processes running in parallel, across devices, only bothering them when they're done or need help.

That's the whole point of coordination: isolated workspaces, focused context, agent roles, and handoffs let you scale to many agents on many devices. And if agents are now spread across your laptop, desktop, and VMs, your phone becomes the natural remote control for all of it.

The open question I keep coming back to is where the line is. If you use the metaphor of being a manager or a CEO, how large a company can you run this way? Can you be a CEO of CEOs? I don't think we know yet. But putting orchestration in your pocket is a real test of how much people can actually process and manage.