Orchard runs in the background. Keep using Claude Code, Codex CLI, Grok Build CLI, OpenCode, and Hermes Agent exactly as you do now — your workflow gains shared memory that saves tokens and improves accuracy.
Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, Grok Build CLI, OpenCode, and Hermes Agent terminals side by side. Replay sessions, track what your team is running, and dispatch tasks from one split-pane view. No tab-switching and no duplicate context prompts wasting tokens.
Seedpacks bundle skills, rules, hooks, MCP servers and CLI tools into versioned packs. Apply a pack to configure a project, or create one around the methods your team reuses.
Configure connected machines to discover teammate sessions, exchange addressed messages and inspect remote activity. Shared project context follows the enabled synchronization paths and peer permissions.
Sessions, projects, proposals, seedpacks, team activity — all visible in one dashboard. Filter by user, track active sessions across the team, and see your Roots knowledge graph grow in real time.
Capture a proposal with its scope, tasks and expected impact. Teammates can review and revise the plan before building, then inspect the resulting work.
Invite by email. Assign roles — Owner, Admin, Member. Switch teams without logging out.
Built-in browser that AI agents control directly. Navigate, fill forms, test flows — no Selenium required.
The engine runs on your machine. Connected tools, model providers and mesh services have their own data flows and network requirements.
Token counts, cache usage, cost estimates, and daily charts broken down by model and source, so duplicate prompt loops are easy to spot.
17+ presets or describe a vibe and let AI generate your theme. Light, dark, and everything between.
Project instructions, configured skills and relevant recall give supported agent sessions a starting point for the task.
Search project knowledge for relevant prior work. Recall can help the next session find an existing decision or method and check it against current sources.
Configured relay connections support cross-machine session discovery and messaging. Peer access depends on mesh trust, authentication and permissions.
Local workspace functions and network-connected workflows have different dependencies. Remote providers, tools and teammates require their configured services to be available.
Orchard wires supported agent CLIs from one canonical source. Claude Code, Codex CLI, Grok Build CLI, OpenCode, and Hermes Agent work without per-tool setup.
Background worker commits your work at intervals. AI-curated squash keeps history clean.
Seedpacks bundle MCP servers. Each session gets its own runtime — extend your agent's capabilities instantly.
Recorded in Orchard
Knowledge that carries forward
A decision should outlive the session that made it, and a working method should reach the next person. A handoff should say what comes next.
Orchard keeps shared memory, project rules and handoffs inside the project, where every agent and teammate can reach them.
See how project context worksStore the decision once. A later session recalls it before it re-derives the same answer.
Sample projects
Each example shows the workflow, the plan the agents followed, and an interactive sample output you can open.
Capture the legacy contract, compare approaches, and reconcile the differences before the migration.
Define the allowed actions and the escalation paths for an inbox workflow, then test its boundaries.
Break down the brief, coordinate the build across agents, and check the working result.
Sample projects built with Orchard to show the method. Not customer work.