Your agents can move fast.
Your workspace should stay calm.
The interface recedes until something needs you.
Open-source agent control room
Command every
coding agent.
Run agents in parallel Git worktrees. Keep terminals, diffs, reviews, and progress visible—without turning your desktop into tab chaos.
Early-stage fork · signed downloads coming later
WORKTREE / 03
AGENTS / ACTIVE
⌁ codexdiffpreview+
› Inspecting project structure
✓ Found 42 source files
› Implementing responsive landing page
✓ Added semantic sections and metadata
› Running production build
commandor branch: launch-page
01 Local-first
02 Isolated worktrees
03 macOS · Windows · Linux
04 MIT licensed
HOW IT FLOWS
Parallel work.
One line of sight.
Commandor gives every task an isolated lane while keeping the decisions in one place.
- 01git branch
Fork the work
Create a clean Git worktree for each task, issue, or experiment.
- 02agent run
Dispatch agents
Launch the CLI agents you already use, side by side and context-aware.
- 03git merge
Review the result
Compare diffs, leave notes, and merge the right implementation.
BUILT FOR CONTROL
Your agents can move fast.
Real terminals
Durable terminal sessions, splits, searchable scrollback, and the CLI tools you already trust.
$ commandor worktree create
Agent-aware status
See what is working, waiting, done, or needs approval without opening every pane.
Working Ready Review
Review in context
Files, diffs, GitHub work, and agent notes stay attached to the worktree that produced them.
Local, remote, or headless
Work on your machine, connect over SSH, or run a Commandor server near the compute.
DESKTOPSSH HOSTAGENT
OPEN BY DEFAULT
Inspect it. Build it.
Make it yours.
Commandor is MIT licensed and developed in public. It is an independent fork of Orca, with its own identity and hosted-service boundaries.
Explore the repository ↗ Cloud sign-in is off unless a compatible backend is explicitly configured.
Take the controls