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Orca

Tool Oct 20, 2026

An MIT-licensed desktop workspace for running coding agents in parallel Git worktrees, with remote workspaces and a mobile companion.

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Orca's desktop workspace displays coding-agent terminal splits alongside a composed mobile companion preview.
Maintainer-published desktop and mobile composite from the versioned Orca README, illustrating the existing workspace. The pictured agent versions, counters and permission modes are example state, not a demonstration of 1.4.230's Antigravity chat or an AITrending test. Source: Stably / Orca contributors
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Orca organizes terminal agents, files, Git worktrees and code review in one desktop application. Its documented agent choices include Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi. Orca is the workspace around those agents, rather than a model provider or a replacement model subscription.

The project distributes macOS, Windows and Linux desktop builds, plus an iOS and Android companion that pairs with a desktop host. The English README documents downloads and a macOS Homebrew cask. Users bring the sign-ins or subscriptions required by their chosen agents. The application code is MIT-licensed; that does not include inference charges.

Version 1.4.230 adds Antigravity support to experimental native chat, attachment and queue improvements, account-switch restart offers and remote-workspace fixes. Remote chat capabilities can depend on the host version. Allowing an SSH host’s Orca CLI to control desktop browser tabs is an explicit host setting, not an automatic consequence of connecting over SSH.