Orca

Orca is a desktop workspace for running several AI coding agents at once, using the command line agents you already pay for. Instead of one chat window, you fan a prompt out to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode or anything else that runs in a terminal, give each its own isolated git worktree so their edits never collide, then compare the results and merge the one that came out best.

Around that sit the parts of the job between prompts: WebGL drawn terminal splits whose scrollback survives a restart, the VS Code editor with autosave, GitHub and Linear boards in-app, line comments on agent diffs that ship straight back, and a Design Mode that sends the HTML, CSS and a cropped screenshot of any element you click in the built-in Chromium window into the prompt. It tracks Claude and Codex usage with rate limit resets, swaps accounts without a re-login, and can be driven by agents through its own CLI. Work can run on a remote machine over SSH, and the iOS and Android companion app tells you when an agent finishes so follow-ups go out from anywhere. Free and open source under MIT, on macOS, Windows and Linux.