Show HN: OpenYabby, voice-controlled multi-agent orchestrator for Claude Code (github.com)

OpenYabby, an innovative open-source voice-controlled multi-agent orchestrator, has been unveiled, allowing users to seamlessly manage real projects on their Mac through conversation. By initiating with the wake word "Yabby," users can describe tasks, enabling OpenYabby to plan, delegate, execute, and review workflows via coordinated AI agents that operate across various channels like voice, web chat, and messaging apps like WhatsApp. This integration of voice input, project-scale orchestration, and multi-agent collaboration distinguishes OpenYabby from traditional AI tools that typically work within singular processes. Significantly, OpenYabby empowers developers and power users to undertake complex project management from a voice-first system, making it a compelling alternative to closed AI assistants. Employing advanced features like hierarchical agent workflows, persistent memory, and integration with 30 active connectors for external tools, OpenYabby supports real-time task execution through various CLI runners such as Claude Code and Codex. With capabilities to manage substantial projects, including code execution and automation, OpenYabby redefines user interactions with AI systems, allowing for rich task execution alongside continuous context management across sessions, thereby catering to builders and tinkerers looking for flexibility and customization in their AI tools.