A worktree for every session.
New sessions start on their own branch in a separate checkout, so agents work in parallel without touching each other’s files.
Projects & sessionsBring your coding agents together.
Projects, terminals, and conversations. All in Orchestra.
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Your accounts. Your configuration. Choose an agent for each session.
The terminal is where the work happens.
Orchestra keeps everything around it in reach.
New sessions start on their own branch in a separate checkout, so agents work in parallel without touching each other’s files.
Projects & sessionsYour login shell, your PATH, and your familiar CLI, started in its auto mode. Open a plain terminal when you just need a shell.
Explore the terminalTriage issues and PRs in the app. Click Work on or Review to start an agent in a new worktree, with the item in context.
GitHub integrationArc Mode shows a single project, with project spaces at the bottom of the sidebar. Drag to arrange everything else.
Sidebar & navigationSee Claude Code and Codex subscription limits, and OpenRouter spend by model, without leaving your workspace.
UsageProjects and session metadata stay saved. Resume an ended agent conversation when its conversation ID is available.
Saved workspace & resumeAsk another session to review a diff, explore an approach, or answer a question. Requests and replies stay in the project’s inbox.
You stay in control: requests wait in the inbox until you or the agent act, unless you turn on automatic delivery.
See how session messaging works$ orchestra session inbox$ orchestra run reply <id> --text "…"Review complete. One focus state needs attention.
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⌘K for commands. ⌘B for the sidebar.
⇧⌘[ ⇧⌘] to move between items.
A theme for every surface, from the sidebar
to the terminal and your GitHub details.
Local project and session metadata.
Reopen the app and choose where to continue.
From your first worktree to a conversation between agents.
Practical guides for everything Orchestra does.