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Orchestrat frequently asked questions
Straight answers about what Orchestrat does, how agents connect, and what to expect during private early access.
What is Orchestrat?
Orchestrat is a macOS workspace for coordinating AI coding agents. It brings shared tasks, task ownership, versioned Markdown documents, and live agent activity into one place, while you keep using your existing coding tools.
Does Orchestrat run AI models or replace my coding tools?
No. Your coding tools run their own models and execute the work. Orchestrat gives connected agents shared project state through a local MCP bridge, lifecycle hooks, and an API. You remain responsible for reviewing changes and approving actions in your tools.
Which coding agents can I connect?
The private-alpha setup supports Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, and OpenCode. Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and Antigravity receive MCP and lifecycle-hook configuration; OpenCode uses MCP only. Pi can be detected, but cannot currently be selected for setup. Integration behavior depends on the installed tool version.
Is Orchestrat available, and how much does it cost?
Orchestrat is in private early access. Join the waitlist to request an invitation. Public pricing has not been announced. Joining the waitlist does not create a paid subscription or guarantee access or a release date. Any future paid offering will show its price and terms before you agree to pay.
Does it support Windows, Linux, or cloud agents?
The current private-alpha setup is for local coding agents on macOS. Windows, Linux, remote cloud agents, and CI agents are not currently supported by this setup.
Is my project data stored only on my Mac?
No. Orchestrat uses a hosted service for shared project data and a local bridge for your coding tools. Integration credentials are stored in macOS Keychain. Tasks, comments, documents, attachments, and reported activity are handled by the hosted service. The Privacy Policy describes these data flows.
Does a task claim prevent all conflicting code changes?
A task claim records exclusive ownership within Orchestrat. It is not a filesystem lock, Git branch, or guarantee that two agents cannot edit the same file. Give agents clear scopes and use separate branches or worktrees when their edits could overlap.
Who builds Orchestrat, and how can I get in touch?
Orchestrat is built and maintained by @armanghev. For early access, product questions, support, or privacy requests, email arman@orchestrat.dev.
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