Orca is a desktop AI-development orchestrator for running multiple command-line coding agents side by side. It can launch agents such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, or Pi in isolated Git worktrees, letting developers give the same task to several agents, compare their implementations, review differences, and merge the preferred result.

The application combines agent sessions with developer tooling such as persistent terminals, a code editor, Git and pull-request views, browser interaction, diff commenting, remote machines, notifications, and mobile monitoring. Agents can receive context from clicked browser elements, work on remote development hosts, and even automate parts of Orca itself through its command-line interface.

Orca is aimed at developers who increasingly treat coding agents as parallel workers rather than a single assistant inside one editor. It provides a control center for supervising those workers, keeping their branches and terminals organized, and reviewing output without constantly switching tools. Because it can run any terminal-based agent, the orchestration model is not tied to one AI vendor.