Plan the outcome.
Choose a repository, model, permission mode, dependency, or decompose a larger job into an editable sequence.
The supervision layer for Claude Code
Run Claude Code sessions in isolated worktrees, bring only important decisions to your attention, and ship after the evidence is green.
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · Automatic updates
Claude Code stays the agent. Orvisor makes the workflow observable and accountable.
Not another coding agent
Orvisor keeps the CLI, account, configuration, commands, skills, hooks, and plugins you already use. It adds the missing control plane around multiple concurrent sessions.
One path from intent to evidence
Choose a repository, model, permission mode, dependency, or decompose a larger job into an editable sequence.
Live output is always available. Orvisor pulls you in for questions, risky actions, failed checks, conflicts, and budget limits—not every token.
Read the diff, inspect findings and checks, then merge locally or open a GitHub PR from the same decision surface.
Designed around engineering reality
Orvisor coordinates the isolation, attention, evidence, sequencing, and memory around Claude Code so parallel work remains understandable when the novelty wears off.
Run multiple Claude Code sessions at once. Each task gets an isolated git worktree, branch, live output, and resumable history.
Orvisor scores tool risk and pauses sensitive operations for an explicit allow or deny—without leaving a terminal prompt hanging.
Review diffs, AI findings, quality-gate output, conflicts, and commit readiness in one decision surface before you merge or open a PR.
Queue tasks behind running work or completed merges. New worktrees branch at start time, so dependent tasks inherit the right base.
Track fresh, cached, and output tokens; live cost estimates; per-session caps; run duration; and model-level usage without guesswork.
Capture decisions, gotchas, and code-grounded insights. Stale knowledge is quarantined until current code verifies it again.
Control is a product feature
Orvisor keeps orchestration on your machine, separates concurrent work with git, and makes high-impact actions visible before they happen.
Risk-scored tool calls pause for a human decision.
The desktop service binds to your machine and stores product state locally.
Agent-edited gate definitions are flagged instead of trusted.
Updates, restarts, crashes, and uninstall flows are designed around preservation.
Project memory with receipts
Orvisor turns completed work into searchable decisions, conventions, and gotchas. It verifies that knowledge against the code before another agent receives it.
Insights cite repository files and carry git content fingerprints.
Changed evidence moves a note into verify-first context instead of presenting it as fact.
Opt-in JSONL sharing keeps repo knowledge portable without exporting machine-local data.
Promote a proven convention into CLAUDE.md when it should become a durable repository rule.
The depth behind the dashboard
The board is the overview. Underneath it is a set of operational controls for starting, supervising, verifying, and shipping agent work without losing the git workflow you trust.
A branch and working directory for every parallel session.
Start now, when a slot opens, or after another session merges.
Turn one large outcome into editable, sequenced subtasks.
Move across the active fleet without returning to the board.
Sensitive tool calls pause with context and explicit allow or deny.
Questions free the run slot and resume the same conversation after your answer.
Live accounting, honest cache splits, and per-session runaway protection.
Approvals, questions, completion, and failures reach the Windows desktop.
File navigation, viewed progress, inline patches, and bounded large diffs.
Run the project's real checks without trusting agent-edited definitions.
Compare the final diff with the original task and pin findings to files.
See overlapping work early and let a session sync, resolve, and re-test.
Opt in only when real checks provide evidence and the merge is conflict-free.
Retry failed checks under budgets, deny lists, diff caps, and rollback rules.
Race independent solutions, compare evidence, and choose the winner yourself.
Open, monitor, update, and clean up pull requests from the same session.
See how these systems work together across real agent workflows.
Windows early access
Keep your existing Claude Code account and configuration. Install Orvisor once; future alpha updates arrive through the built-in update channel.
Early-access builds are currently test-signed. Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning until production code signing is enabled.
Before you install
No. Orvisor works with the Claude Code CLI you already use. Your Claude account, authentication, configuration, commands, skills, agents, and plugins remain part of Claude Code; Orvisor coordinates the sessions around it.
You need a 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 computer, Git for Windows 2.38 or newer, and Claude Code installed, available on PATH, and signed in. First-run onboarding checks these prerequisites and explains how to resolve anything missing.
The desktop interface, orchestration service, session history, settings, logs, backups, and SQLite database run on your computer. Orvisor is not a hosted control plane.
Yes. Optional GitHub mode can push the session branch, open a pull request, monitor checks and status, retain PR history, and support follow-up commits. You configure the GitHub identity used for each repository.
Installed builds check their configured release channel in the background. When an update is available, Orvisor downloads it and asks you to restart when it is safe to apply.
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