Orqis runs many AI coding agents in parallel — each in its own isolated git worktree, streamed live to one cockpit. Schedule missions, govern them with human approval gates, and ship while you sleep.
No card to test the demo swarm · Cancel anytime · macOS / Linux / Windows
Everything you need to run a fleet of agents safely — not a chat box, a cockpit.
Every agent's status, phase, and live output in one desktop view. Spot the stalled one at a glance, redirect it with a message.
ctx . spins up a per-folder daemon with its own token and port, opens the cockpit, and prints a connect URL. No setup ritual.
Schedule recurring work — "triage issues every 2h," "nightly dependency sweep." Agents execute on a budget you set, while you're away.
Let agents run full-auto, but require a human "approve" before a promotion, a deploy, or anything risky. Autonomy without losing the wheel.
An append-only ledger of everything every agent did — streamed over SSE in real time and replayable after. Full audit, zero guesswork.
Each agent works in its own git worktree on its own branch. Parallel work that never collides — and clean PRs at the end.
Try the whole thing against a hosted demo swarm with one click — then bring it in-house when you're sold.
Grab the desktop app for macOS, Linux, or Windows. It's the cockpit — it talks to a contextd daemon over a secure token.
One click connects you to an isolated, sandboxed demo orchestrator. Drive real agents, watch them stream, clear a gate — no infra, no risk.
Run ctx . in any repo on your own machine or VM. Your code, your API keys, your control. The license unlocks unlimited local swarms.
Everything included. Cancel anytime. Test on the demo swarm before you pay a cent.
Billed monthly · or test free on the demo swarm
Secure checkout · instant license key
Because per-seat pricing on a tool you run yourself is theater. You get the whole product for one flat price — run two agents or twenty. Need team licensing, SSO, or a private demo swarm for your org? Talk to us.
Evaluating Orqis for your team or to resell? Grab a partner test link below — it drops your partner straight onto a demo swarm.
Get a partner link →Copy the link, send it over. They land on an isolated demo orchestrator and can drive real agents — nothing of yours exposed.
Pre-loads the demo swarm connection. No account needed to look around.
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What your partner does after they open the link:
ctx . in a local repo to self-host.No. When you self-host, agents run on your machine against your repos with your own model API keys — Orqis is the orchestrator and cockpit, not a middleman. The hosted demo swarm is a sandbox for evaluation only and runs throwaway repos.
It points the desktop app at an isolated, sandboxed orchestrator we host purely for testing. It is fully separated from any production system — a place to feel the product before you self-host. You drive real agents there, but on disposable workspaces.
Orqis spawns and supervises CLI coding agents — Claude, Codex, and Aider today — each in its own isolated git worktree, with live streaming and an approval-gate layer on top.
A single Go daemon (contextd) plus the desktop app. ctx . starts the daemon per-folder with its own token and port. No database to operate; the event ledger is a local SQLite file.
Anytime, one click. Your license simply stops renewing. Self-hosting means nothing of yours disappears when you do.
Yes — reach out for team licenses, SSO, or a private demo swarm scoped to your organization.
Start a swarm in your own repo today, or feel it first on the demo swarm.