Which agents work with it?

Any agent that reads skills from a directory. Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI read it natively; Cursor and VS Code connect over MCP.

The voice runs on your own machine, so there is nothing to meter. The first run downloads it, about 340 MB.

Yes. The skill is MIT-licensed and the authoring format is public.

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Orca v1.4.230 runs Antigravity in native chat and moves running Claude sessions to your new account

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Orca v1.4.230: Google's Antigravity agent in native chat, a switch per agent for opening it as a chat or in its terminal, running Claude sessions that restart on your new account after a switch, phone chats that read like the desktop, SSH disconnects that stay disconnected, and pasting a copied file into chat to attach it. Release notes: https://github.com/stablyai/orca/releases/tag/v1.4.230 Compare: https://github.com/stablyai/orca/compare/v1.4.229...v1.4.230 Download: https://onorca.dev/download

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0:00Antigravity in native chat
0:14Choose which agents open as chats
0:27Restart Claude sessions on the new account
0:41Phone chats read like the desktop
0:55Disconnect stays disconnected
1:12Paste a file into chat

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Antigravity in native chat

Antigravity now runs in Orca’s native chat

Native chat is still experimental. Some features need an updated remote host.

A new Antigravity chat in Orca: Start a chat with Antigravity, and an install card downloading 27.2 MB of 111.5 MB with Cancel installation

Antigravity now runs in Orca's native chat. Its chat server downloads only when you click Install, and you sign in with Google. Native chat is still experimental, so keep remote hosts updated.

Choose which agents open as chats

Switch one off and it opens in its terminal.

Settings, Chat, Providers in Orca: a switch beside Claude, Codex, Pi, Grok, OpenCode, OMP and Antigravity

Settings, Chat now lists every agent Orca can open as a chat, each with its own switch. Keep Claude as a chat and Grok in its terminal, if that is how you work.

Restart Claude sessions on the new account

Switch Claude accounts, and running sessions can follow

Each conversation continues where it left off.

An Orca dialog after an account switch: 2 Claude sessions are still running on the old account, with Keep as is and Restart 2 sessions buttons

Switch Claude accounts in Orca when one hits its usage limit, and Orca offers to restart every running Claude session on the new account. Each conversation picks up where it left off.

Phone chats read like the desktop

Agent chats on the Orca phone app now read like the desktop

Tool runs: one line per call, with real diff cards for edits
Queued messages: edit in place and keep their spot
Resumed sessions: show the conversation right away

On the phone, tool calls now read like the desktop: one line per call, and real diff cards for edits. Queued messages edit in place, and a resumed session shows its conversation straight away.

Disconnect stays disconnected

Disconnect an SSH host and it stays disconnected

Sleeping workspaces: stay asleep
Closed tabs: stay closed after you reconnect

On hosts with no saved choice, the orca command can’t control this desktop’s browser tabs until you allow it.

An SSH host you disconnect now stays disconnected. Sleeping workspaces stay asleep and closed tabs stay closed. On hosts with no saved choice, the orca command can't reach this desktop's browser tabs until you allow it.

Paste a file into chat

Paste a copied file into chat and it attaches

Quick Commands: shortcuts follow the focused split
File header: Reveal in Finder

Which agents do you keep as chats, and which in a terminal?

Orca v1.4.230 release notes

Paste a copied file into chat and it attaches. Quick Command shortcuts follow the focused split, and file headers offer Reveal in Finder. Which agents do you keep as chats, and which in a terminal?

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