Orke
In short: Orke is a free coding AI tool. Desktop workspace for Claude Code and Codex from Korean studio BOMTOBE: assign work in a terminal, then review the result in a linked web window and Git panel on the same screen, with an agent that can click through pages for you. Runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux servers, with iPhone and Android apps to check on sessions away from your desk. Shipping steadily since April 2026 (v3.4.10 on Oct 18). X Buzz Score: 36/100 (166 posts in 7 days).
Verdict: Desktop workspace for Claude Code and Codex from Korean studio BOMTOBE: assign work in a terminal, then review the result in a linked web window and Git panel on the same screen, with an agent that can click through pages for you. Runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux servers, with iPhone and Android apps to check on sessions away from your desk. Shipping steadily since April 2026 (v3.4.10 on Oct 18).
Use this if you run Claude Code or Codex on Windows or a home server and want terminal, browser preview and Git review in one window you can also pick up from your phone. Traction is still early, and you bring your own agent accounts.
Live X Buzz Score
X 36/100 ↗ Rising updated 19 Oct, 23:15 HKT
Daily X posts, last 7 days (oldest → today): 0 · 8 · 36 · 24 · 1 · 56 · 41. Score parts: volume 22.2/50, spike 9.9/25, engagement 4.2/25. Method
No standout X posts yet (we only show posts with 100+ likes or 10K+ views).
Alternatives
- Orca: Free, open-source (MIT) agent development environment from Stably: run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other coding agents in parallel, each in its own git worktree, with terminals, diffs, an embedded browser and a CLI in one desktop app, plus iOS and Android companions. Nearly 98K GitHub stars, it was on GitHub's daily Trending list on Oct 19, 2026 (1,500+ stars in a day), and its latest release passed 1M downloads.
- Harness: Open-source command center for the coding agents you already run, across every machine, with harnesses beyond code.
- Claude Code: Terminal-based coding agent that edits and runs your repo.
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FAQ
What is Orke?
Desktop workspace for Claude Code and Codex from Korean studio BOMTOBE: assign work in a terminal, then review the result in a linked web window and Git panel on the same screen, with an agent that can click through pages for you. Runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux servers, with iPhone and Android apps to check on sessions away from your desk. Shipping steadily since April 2026 (v3.4.10 on Oct 18).
Who should use Orke?
Use Orke if you run Claude Code or Codex on Windows or a home server and want terminal, browser preview and Git review in one window you can also pick up from your phone. Traction is still early, and you bring your own agent accounts.
Is Orke free?
Orke is listed as free.
What are alternatives to Orke?
Alternatives include Orca, Harness, Claude Code, OpenCode 2.0.
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