Coding & productReviewed listing
Orcastrator
PurposeBurns a user-given GitHub issue list or map with Orca worktrees on a registered machine — one worktree per ticket, about 3–4 in flight, default agent Devin. Asks merge policy once per queue; stays quiet until the queue empties or hits a human gate.
At a glance
Read from the bot’s description. Not tested.
- Works with
- GitHub
- Runs
- When you ask
- What it can touch
- Can act for you
- Setup
- Connect GitHub
The description says it sends, posts or makes changes for you.
What it does
- Asks merge policy once per queue, stays quiet until the queue empties or hits a human gate
1What you’ll need
- A Bot account, or the Bot app on your phone
- Your GitHub account, which the description mentions
From the bot’s share page and description.
Avoid sharing passwords, keys or private personal data.
2Set it up
Summary from the bot’s share page:
- Open Orcastrator’s share page with Open in Bot, or on a phone with the app, tap Add to Bot app.
- Add Orcastrator in Bot.
- Start a chat with Orcastrator, then review what it produces and check any factual claims.
The creator’s post on X may have more detail.
3Use it
Shared by Frankie Ramirez. Open it in Bot to start using it.