Orca, a tool that lets developers run several AI coding agents at once, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi, has been promoted as a single dashboard with a companion mobile app, and it is reported to have reached roughly 100,000 stars.
AI Developer Tools · Orca
One dashboard to run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi side by side
Orca is positioned as a single control panel and companion mobile app for parallel coding agents. Its key design choice is giving each agent its own git worktree, so agents editing code at the same time do not overwrite one another.
~100,000
GitHub stars reported for the project
4+
Named agents managed together (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi)
1:1
Each agent is assigned its own git worktree
Isolation by design: working copies per setup
Number of separate working copies of one repository (same unit, drawn to scale)
1×
Agents write to one copy, so edits can collide
Worktree 4
Worktree 3
Worktree 2
Worktree 1
4×
One separate copy per agent, so parallel work stays apart
How parallel delegation flows
1. Developer delegates tasks
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2. Orca dashboard assigns agents
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3. Each agent works in its worktree
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4. Developer reviews change sets
What the project emphasizes
Isolated worktrees keep parallel edits from overwriting each other
One dashboard covers several agents, with a mobile companion
Works with subscriptions users already pay for, rather than separate per-agent arrangements
What remains unverified
Reliability and security claims have no independent testing in the material reviewed
Coordination on review and conflicting edits beyond isolation is not detailed
Long-term support as individual agents change
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