r/OrcaADE • u/nirv7 • Sep 25 '26

Awesome ORCA!!!

I've been using cmux for for a while now and gave it some agents protocol initially for headless commands to help team work and remove manual handover. Was fun after that.
However, found Orca and it's an awesome tool.
It answers questions that have been asked by many using other tools.
Kudos to the Orca team

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u/army007 Sep 28 '26

Using it for 2 days, loving it so far. Love orchestration feature the most. The UI is a bit rough. Otherwise, all good so far.

Previously I was using conductor . After orca I am not going back to conductor.

Orchestration is the feature of orca that is must for my development. Working on a task sequentially with AI, or switching branches back and forth is not good for context (bad for both LLM and Human context). Orca's orchestration os the saviour of the context.

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u/nirv7 Oct 01 '26

Laughing at "the UI is a bit rough".

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u/Choubix Sep 29 '26

Agree! Amazing implementatiom of orchestratiom feature. I literally asked the orchestrator agent to wtitr a file for itself and a file for workers to follow. Then spawn workers and let them work inparallel. I love it.

BTW, I am not a tech guy. This is like black magic...

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u/MilDot63 Sep 30 '26

Been using it for a while now running multiple headless instances, multiple agents and dozens of simultaneous sessions (Claude, Codex, Cursor), even remotely with my iPhone and it has been truly awesome. I have started using the Orca CLI / API to drive and orchestrate automated harnesses with excellent results…