Reliable Agentic Development on a €40 Budget: Dependency-Aware Orchestration for Claude & Codex
Reliable Agentic Development on a €40 Budget: Dependency-Aware Orchestration for Claude, Codex, and Human-in-the-Loop Most agentic coding demos show the happy path: AI gets task, AI writes code, done. What they don’t show is who decides what the tasks are. Or what happens when a task is marked Done but the file never got created. Or when the agent silently hangs on an auth error. Or when a dependency chain falls apart and you don’t find out until three tasks downstream have already run on bad assumptions. I built a Python orchestrator that handles the full lifecycle. Claude does the planning. Codex does the building. The orchestrator manages everything in between: task state in Notion, dependency chains, failure recovery, human blocker detection, and push notifications. Total cost: €40/mon
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