Orcyx

Your AI coding agents, all in one window. Claude Code, Codex and Gemini, side by side and actually working together. For Windows and macOS soon.

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More agents won't fix a vague task.

Before you split the work, write down what "done" means, which files each agent owns and how you'll check the result.

A little setup makes the handoff much easier.

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@kentcdodds This is where a short shipping checklist earns its keep. The screen can look finished while permissions, error handling, real data and rollback are still missing. A convincing demo and a release need different checks.

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@steipete The tricky bit is what the selector misses. Keeping critical checks mandatory and comparing its picks with a full run gives you a way to spot that. A faster green build still needs to catch the important failures.

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@HamelHusain A useful split: anyone can capture a reproducible failure and group similar cases; a domain expert decides whether the behavior is acceptable. Keeping the input, expected behavior and actual output together makes that handoff much easier.

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Separate windows for agents, code, previews and Git can make a build hard to follow.

Orcyx brings that loop into one Windows workspace, with isolated worktrees for parallel agents.

Less window switching. Easier to keep the work in view.
https://t.co/W0tdQtut9z

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What are you building with AI this week?

A landing page, a weekend project, a product feature?

Bring your coding agents into Orcyx for Windows and keep the build, preview and review workflow together.
https://t.co/W0tdQtut9z

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Some ideas arrive faster than you type. ���️

With Orcyx's voice integration configured, you can dictate instructions into the workspace.

Your next build can start with a spoken thought.
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Parallel agents need room to work.

Orcyx gives agent seats isolated Git worktrees, with changes available to review before merging.

Build in parallel. Stay deliberate about what lands.
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Need to inspect a file while your agent works?

Open it in Orcyx's built-in editor. Your terminal, file tree and code stay in the same desktop workspace.
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One agent on a feature. Another on tests. You keeping the work in view.

Orcyx's split-pane terminals let you arrange coding-agent sessions around the task at hand.
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An agent finishing a task is your cue to review it.

Orcyx keeps agent terminals and Git changes in the same workspace, so you can inspect the diff before deciding what comes next.
https://t.co/W0tdQtut9z

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Build. Preview. Adjust. Repeat.

Orcyx's embedded browser keeps your web app preview close to your coding agents and editor. A practical loop for your next UI idea.
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Less Alt+Tab. More building.

Orcyx keeps your coding agents, editor and browser in one Windows workspace.
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Claude Code. Codex. Gemini CLI. Keep your tools. Give them a shared workspace with Orcyx for Windows. https://t.co/W0tdQtut9z

[Orcyx @OrcyxLabs]

Claude Code. Codex. Gemini CLI.
One workspace for all three and many more .

Meet Orcyx for Windows: run agents side by side, keep your editor and browser close, and review their Git changes.

For vibe coders, developers and anyone building with AI.
https://t.co/W0tdQtut9z