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Google Workspace just got a major upgrade in Orca! Log in once, and keep using Calendar, Docs, Drive, Meet, and more without getting logged out. You can even use Orca CLI to automate workflows like email triage and drafting. Get started in two easy steps: 1. Log in to...

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Orca ADE1 month ago

If you're curious how we did it, check out a visualization of our cookie import architecture Or inspect the code in our open source repo

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Calvin1 month ago

does this mean u can use hermes without mcpbloatware

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB1 month ago

不用反复登录这点,做自动化省心多了。

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0xAI1 month ago

check DM

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Filipe Macedo1 month ago

Só falta melhorar a DX para revisar PRs do Github (de preferência integrado com agents...)

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Orca ADE1 month ago

Will improve there!

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Oscar Rivas1 month ago

You guys really dont want us to leave the window of the app haha 😉

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Kevin Luciano1 month ago

This is amazing 🫍

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Ben1 month ago

one login then the cli can triage mail. persistence is the actual feature.

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Andry Orellana1 month ago

And when will there be full support for WSL? Orca doesn't detect PRs if Git is installed in WSL instead of on Windows

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Rexx DZN1 month ago

One thing that orca can't is importing projectleider chats, from my codex, hermes agents.

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Ratsuns ツ27 days ago

I still get the issue of orca saying

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Claire Bennett1 month ago

Great upgrade for productivity workflows! Orca ADE is making everyday tasks smoother with better Google Workspace integration and powerful automation capabilities. Exciting progress for developers and users alike

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