What’s new in Orchestra

New

• Use more than one agent account. Profiles let sessions in the same project sign in to different Claude Code or Codex accounts, so you can keep work and personal usage apart. Add a profile in Settings → Profiles and choose Log In. Each project picks the profile its new sessions use, and the New Session dialog can pick another. Settings → Usage shows usage for each profile. (#14)
• Open a session's folder in the app you use. The Open in button at the top right of a session opens its worktree in your editor, terminal, Git tool or Finder, or copies its path. It remembers the last app you chose. The same actions are in the session menu and the command bar, and Settings → Terminal can hide the button. (#13)

New

• Hear when an agent needs you. Orchestra can play a chime when a session stops working and waits for your input, so you can leave agents running and do something else. It stays quiet for the session you're looking at, and agents that finish together share one sound. Turn it on in Settings → Agents. (#8)
• Follow your system's light or dark mode. Settings → Appearance → Mode now offers System, Light and Dark. System switches with macOS as it changes and is the default for new installs. (#9)
• Choose your terminal font. Settings → Terminal → Font lists the monospaced fonts installed on your computer, and open terminals switch right away. (#10)
• See every keyboard shortcut. Settings → Shortcuts lists them all, grouped by area, with the right keys for your platform. (#11)

Fixed

• On Linux, Ctrl+Enter now saves descriptions and sends requests, as the labels in the app already said. (#11)

The first public release.

• Run any agent. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Mistral Vibe, Antigravity CLI, Grok Build or a plain shell, each in its own session and grouped by project.
• Keep agents out of each other's way. Each session can run in its own Git worktree and branch.
• Let sessions work together. Agents send requests to other sessions and share a project Scratchpad through the orchestra CLI. Nothing is typed into a terminal unless you choose to.
• Review work without leaving the app. Browse GitHub issues and pull requests, start a session from one, and review the changes each session made.
• Make it yours. Built-in and custom themes, in light and dark.
• Available for macOS and Linux. A signed and notarized app for macOS 13 or later (Apple silicon and Intel), and a build for Linux x86_64.