Inspiration

Today, the biggest bottleneck in the software world is migrating legacy or differently-architected projects to new technologies. We asked ourselves: Why should we be trapped in a single language when there is a machine that can speak all languages and build bridges between them? This inspired us to push the boundaries of AI-integrated architectures and create the ultimate "Universal Software Converter."

What it does

Omni-Dev Orchestrator is a highly autonomous, self-managing desktop IDE and AI swarm orchestrator that completely automates software development and language conversion processes.

It analyzes a massive project written in any programming language within seconds, extracts its architecture, and converts it into any other language you target, 100% autonomously. Imagine converting a Python backend into a flawless C# structure or an old Java app into a modern Go project with a single click! It achieves this by having Swarm agents work in parallel to rebuild the architecture, compile, test, and deliver the output with "Zero Errors".

How we built it

We have been meticulously working on this massive project for about 6 months. When we heard about the OpenAI Build Week, we integrated it with the immense reasoning power of GPT-5.6 and Codex.

We built the core of the project using C# and WinForms to interact with the OS hardware, terminal, and local file system at the lowest (native) level. Unlike sluggish web interfaces, Omni-Dev Orchestrator is lightning-fast. It is a complex ecosystem in its own right, consisting of:

  • SwarmManager: Our brain that divides the work, spins up asynchronous sub-agents based on capacity, and executes code conversion in parallel.
  • StateRepository & .Mrt52 Core: Our proprietary extension (.Mrt52) to save every analysis and goal.
  • Ali UI Framework: 100% homegrown, high-end UI components (AliButtonEdit, AliChatPanel) built from scratch.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are incredibly proud of our Auto-Evolution Module. It is the very embodiment of an "agent that improves with expert corrections."

If an agent realizes it lacks a library or language capability during conversion, the process doesn't stop. The system opens its own C# source code, writes the missing capability, compiles the project, and pushes to GIT. Then, acting like a project manager, it asks active agents: "Gentlemen, how long until you finish your tasks?" Based on their response, it schedules a restart timer to reboot the system with new capabilities. This isn't just a coding assistant; it's a living organism that negotiates with teammates and updates itself!

What we learned

We learned the true power of "complex multi-step workflows" emphasized by OpenAI. By using GPT-5.6 and Codex, we successfully built a digital brain that triggers the terminal (dotnet build in the background), reads error logs, forwards them back to the agents, and sustains the loop until the code is fully compiled. We learned how to make an AI system "test itself, cover its own flaws, update itself, and dance flawlessly between programming languages."

What's next for Omni-Dev Orchestrator

What you see here is just the first prototype of the great universal revolution we planned! We aim to expand the SwarmManager's capacity, introduce more native language bridges, and release the Omni-Dev Orchestrator to developers worldwide to permanently solve the legacy codebase migration problem.

Built With

  • .net
  • c#
  • codex
  • devexpress
  • git
  • gpt-5.6
  • openai-api
  • powershell
  • winforms
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