What problem does it solve? Managing Orca-managed worktrees, terminals, and artifacts by hand requires ad hoc git worktree commands, manual PTY handling, and guesswork about which Orca executable to invoke, which risks targeting the wrong binary or an incompatible Orca version. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Executable Resolution: Selects the correct Orca binary for the session (ORCA_CLI_COMMAND, orca-dev, orca-ide, or orca) and avoids accidentally launching the GNOME Orca screen reader on Linux. - Version-Matched Guidance: Loads the CLI guide matching the installed Orca build via ORCA skills get orca-cli, so commands and flags always correspond to the running version. - Worktree and Terminal Operations: Covers spawning agents in child worktrees, reading and sending to Orca terminals, handoffs between agents, artifacts, skill sharing, and the embedded Orca browser. - Use Case: A user asks to spawn a coding agent in a child worktree and hand off the current task; the Skill resolves the right executable, loads the matching guide, and runs the correct Orca commands. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to use the orca-cli skill to spawn an agent in a new Orca worktree and read its terminal output.