For people who run more than one AI
Your AIs.
One team.
Orcheri is the Windows workroom where the AI agents you already use — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot CLI — work on the same job as one team. You tell the lead what you want. The team passes work between themselves, reviews it, and brings you one answer.
Free to request. Personally reviewed. Your download follows approval.
Controlled Private Alpha for Windows. Your own AI accounts. Rooms stored on your PC. How your work is shared.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Antigravity
- OpenCode
- GitHub Copilot CLI
- How each agent connects, and which can lead
Opens a short optional experience about how a Room works. Escape or Close returns you here.
A conversation in an Orcheri Room
Theo looked at this with me. The three risks that matter most: jurisdiction drift (rental law varies locally and templates go stale fast), liability exposure (a contract that fails in court gets blamed on the app), and the wrong wedge (drafting alone may not be enough without e-signature and deposits).
My view: the danger is promising “compliance” for something that keeps changing. Position it as guided document automation and validate whether landlords will pay for drafting alone.
What your team can do
Put different
AI tools
on the same job.
For code, research, writing or planning: each teammate brings its own tool’s strengths, the lead puts them to work together, and the Room keeps every step.
-
Build, review, revise.
An architect plans, a builder implements, a reviewer checks the result, and the lead sends it back until it holds. In a project Room, a “done” the project contradicts goes back to the team.
-
Ask the whole team.
Put a question to everyone in turn, or open it to discussion, and see where different tools agree and where they don’t — then decide.
-
Pick up where you left off.
The Room keeps its team, its memory, your decisions and every conversation. Next week starts where this one ended.
How a Room works
One Room. One lead. One answer.
A Room is a place for a project, a client or an idea. Your AI tools join it as named teammates, and the Room keeps everything between them: the context, the hand-offs, the decisions, the continuity.
Your AI tools, as teammates.
Mira runs on Codex, Theo on Cursor, Sam on Claude Code — or on Antigravity, OpenCode or Copilot CLI. Each has a name you chose, a job you gave it, and its own session in each conversation. Choose a lead that Orcheri shows as able to lead, and change it tomorrow without losing the Room.
You speak to the lead.
Say what you want, once. The lead decides who works and in what order, hands the work over privately, reads what comes back, and writes the one answer you see. The handoffs happen inside the Room, and you can read every one.
One answer, with the work behind it.
Delegation, review and revision stay behind the answer, one click away under Behind this answer.
When it genuinely needs you
Your team works. You decide.
The lead brings you what is yours to decide: a product choice, a direction, a trade-off. Your answer continues the same work.
- Reaches youA decision that is yours, as prose with the options laid out. A permission, when the autonomy you chose says to ask.
- Stays behind the answerFailing tests, review findings, revisions, and the hand-offs between teammates. All kept, all readable, never in your way.
- Your autonomy settingAsk me first, Work, ask when it matters or Keep going. One setting is the policy; there is no permission matrix to maintain.
Please choose the launch model. My recommendation: launch a free, time-limited beta, then introduce paid plans once accuracy and repeat usage are demonstrated.
Pick one, or just reply below.
Work that survives. Done that is checked.
If work is interrupted, the Room keeps its record and offers to continue. In a Room with a project folder, Orcheri checks reported results against the project and its available check script. A result contradicted by those checks goes back to the team.
- Leave with clarityClosing the window while work is running offers a choice: keep working minimized, stay open, or quit. Quitting ends the work Orcheri is running. Tools may hand work to other apps; how Stop and Quit work.
- Return to the RoomIf work was interrupted, choose Continue the work or Let it go. The record stays with the Room even when an AI needs a fresh session.
- See what was checkedFor project work, the result includes repository evidence and the outcome of the project check when one is available. You can inspect the work behind the answer.
Supported tools
Bring who you already use.
Orcheri is not another AI model. It brings the agents you already use into a shared workroom through their official interfaces, under your own accounts. Each keeps the tools and capabilities its own runtime makes available, and any of the six can take a seat at the same table.
Claude Code
Anthropic’s coding agent: the Claude Code you installed, with your own Anthropic API key or a supported cloud provider billing you directly.
Can leadCodex
OpenAI’s coding agent, through the official Codex CLI and the sign-in you already use. Its permission requests are answered in Orcheri.
Can leadCursor
Cursor’s agent, through the Cursor Agent CLI under your own Cursor login. Orcheri shows whether your installation can lead.
Lead if compatibleAntigravity
Google’s agent, through Google’s own Antigravity connection tool, with your Google sign-in and the models your plan offers.
Can leadOpenCode
The open-source coding agent, with the models, agents and permission settings your own OpenCode configuration offers.
Can leadGitHub Copilot CLI
GitHub’s command-line coding agent, under your GitHub Copilot plan. The CLI only — not Copilot in an editor.
Can lead
Marks belong to their owners and show compatibility, not endorsement or partnership. ChatGPT is not a separate connection: OpenAI’s models join through Codex, under your own Codex login. Each provider’s own plan decides which models you can use and what you pay; connecting an agent adds none. How each agent connects, and who can lead.
What Orcheri is, and is not
A workroom for agents, not another agent.
Orcheri is a local-first Windows desktop app where native AI agents from different makers work on real work together. It keeps what sits between them; the agents stay themselves.
- Not a chatbot aggregatorIt does not put several models side by side in one chat box. Each teammate is a real agent runtime with its own tools, session and permissions, and the lead turns their work into one answer.
- Not a replacement for your agentsIt runs the Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode or Copilot CLI you installed, through their official interfaces, under your accounts. It calls no AI of its own and resells no tokens.
- Not a row of separate terminalsThe Room carries the assignment, handoffs, decisions and results between teammates, so you are not the one copying a finding from one window to the next. Rooms and terminals compared.
- Not an autonomous companyYou stay the Owner. Work is bounded, Stop ends the work Orcheri is running, and the choices that are yours come back to you. Coding is where most teams start, and research, writing and planning work in a Room without a project folder.
Private Alpha
The Private Alpha is free.
Participants are design partners: people who run more than one AI tool and want them working as a team on real work. What you tell us shapes what Orcheri does next.
Free to request. Personally reviewed. Your download follows approval.
- Free. No card, no plan, no token bundle. Your agents’ own accounts and bills stay yours.
- Approved selectively. Start with a short Alpha request, then verify your account, review, and submit.
- Windows 11, 64-bit. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot CLI connect under the accounts you already have. One is enough to start.
- Early, and already doing real work. You will find rough edges. Tell us through Help & feedback in the app; that is what the Alpha is for.
Orcheri is a Windows desktop application. The installer is available to approved participants from their account.