Show HN: Zenflow – orchestrate coding agents without "you're right" loops

Zenflow just crashed the party with an orchestration platform that claims to keep AI coding agents from those cringe “you’re right” loops—and the crowd went loud. Fans say it’s like hiring a project manager for your robot helpers: it reads your spec, runs tasks in parallel, and auto‑checks the work before you see it. One commenter even called it the next step after spec‑driven development, praising the bring‑your‑own‑bot setup (Claude, Gemini, etc.).

But the real spice? The site’s bold stance against bad AI output—calling it “slop.” The community loved the honesty. “Finally, a team that says the quiet part out loud,” cheered one user, while memes flew of AI “slop soup” getting poured down the drain. The CEO’s hot take—“AI doesn’t need better prompts. It needs orchestration.”—sparked debate, with prompt true believers side‑eyeing the idea while pragmatic devs shouted “preach.”

Hands‑on testers reported early wins: fewer hallucinations (AI making things up), better oversight, and flexible workflows that don’t lock you in. Skeptics still want proof it won’t fall apart when projects take weird turns. And of course, tech drama: a Firefox user flagged that advanced tracking protection breaks the download form. Cue jokes about “orchestration, but first disable your shields.”

If you want to watch the AI agents behave, the crowd says try Zenflow—just maybe don’t use super‑protective browser settings.