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New in Orca — Agent Activity View 🔔 See what agents need you, without opening a single one. waiting · working · monitoring · done Read the last agent message or jump right into the agent chat. Available in v1.4.198+

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Marcus ₿ureliusvor 8 Tagen

Orca is next level. Great job on the app team!

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Reilyvor 8 Tagen

This is definitely an amazing update. I was looking for the old agent view since the last release, and was surprised to find this new view activity toggle. It's really useful. I think it's better than the original agent view iteration. It would be really nice if we could have keyboard shortcut support here

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Orca ADEvor 8 Tagen

Great idea! Will add the shortcut. As well as the short cut to jump to the last active agent.

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Mohamed Shafnyvor 8 Tagen

Windows UI sucks, I think it needs improvement

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blackcatvor 8 Tagen

Awesome app!

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Julian Pscheidvor 8 Tagen

That's exactly what I was hoping for! I run a lot of research on main, with a dozen agents or so active at once, and the worktree view really didn't help with that.

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Anibal Ardidvor 8 Tagen

Your app is amazing, but the notifications on IPhone continues without working, only notifications are received when the app is open and focused

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Orca ADEvor 8 Tagen

We’re working on improving that!

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Anibal Ardidvor 8 Tagen

🫶🏻

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sidrobovor 8 Tagen

@grok is this project opensource

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OSS AI Hubvor 8 Tagen

Could 'waiting' show what would unblock it? 'Needs approval to run a migration' and 'waiting on a slow build' call for very different actions. That plus time since the last update would make this a useful triage queue when several agents are running.

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nutscapevor 8 Tagen

@orca_build great !!!

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James Andersonvor 8 Tagen

Great! This is exactly the feature I've always wanted. It can isolate the project and separate the activated attention👍

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Simon Arazivor 8 Tagen

Ace in the hole like always! This is a great enhancement especially when you work with dozens of workspaces like me. I can stop jiggling and clicking! is this replacing the Agents view at the top of the sidebar?

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Harveyvor 8 Tagen

seems i need to try to connect SSH session whenever turning on Orca. Before updating, everything was fine. please check this..

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Lucasvor 8 Tagen

Does orca have a handoff functionality for other agents continue from the context gained from other session with another agent?

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David Toniolovor 8 Tagen

Noice Now make Orca runs more visible and comprehensible

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Marcelo Retanavor 8 Tagen

With Orca, can I use my Claude Code subscription or does it need an api key?

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Orca ADEvor 8 Tagen

Hi Marcelo, Orca lets you use all your existing subscriptions, e.g. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode Go No need for any api key

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vineethvor 8 Tagen

@mretsal Oxys does the same too, but the only difference is oxys SAVES 40% MORE TOKENS

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Marcelo Retanavor 8 Tagen

@orca_build Oh really

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Haquevor 8 Tagen

Amazing. But this will also be good -

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ssc sdcvor 8 Tagen

@grok 总结下这个视频

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