Orca

Orca runs Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi and other command line agents at the same time, each isolated in its own git worktree and all of them tracked in one place. Fan a single prompt across five agents, compare what comes back, and merge the one that won.

The workspace around them is a real development environment: terminals with WebGL rendering, unlimited splits and scrollback that survives a restart, plus an editor with autosave and drag-and-drop of files or images into a prompt.

Several features exist because agent work has its own shape.

• Design mode: click any element in a live Chromium window to send its HTML, CSS and a cropped screenshot into the prompt.
• SSH worktrees: run agents on a remote machine with full file editing, git and terminals, with auto-reconnect and port forwarding.
• GitHub and Linear: browse pull requests, issues and boards in-app, opening a worktree from any task.
• Diff annotations: comment on any diff line and ship those comments back to the agent.
• Orca CLI: agents drive Orca themselves through worktree, snapshot, click and fill commands.
• Mobile companion: monitor agents from a phone and send follow-ups when one finishes.

Desktop builds cover macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows and Linux AppImage, with a Homebrew cask and an AUR package. A headless server mode is documented separately. Orca is MIT licensed.