Run your coding agents in parallel.
ORE is a free, open-source Mac app that gives every Claude Code and Codex session its own git worktree. Start five tasks at once, review each diff, and ship the pull requests, without the agents stepping on each other.
Open source under Apache 2.0 · macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon · Uses your Claude or ChatGPT plan
Works with the agents you already use
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursorexperimental
/ native
Swift all the way down.
A real Mac app, not a web page in a window.
- 100% Swift
- SwiftUI, 248 files
- No Electron
- no bundled browser
- Apple Silicon
- native arm64 build
- 1,191 tests
- all offline
Hand off the work. Keep the judgment.
The agents write the code. ORE keeps every change separate, easy to read and one step from shipping.
01
One task, one worktree
Every agent gets its own branch and checkout. Start work from a sentence, an issue or a PR, stack tasks on each other, and switch between them without stashing a thing.
02
Review it like a pull request
Changes land as diffs, not walls of chat. Comment on a line and the agent gets the file, the line and the code around it.
03
From commit to merged
ORE always shows the next step: commit, push, open the PR, fix CI, merge. When CI fails, one click hands the log back to the agent.
- No API keys
- ORE runs the Claude Code and Codex you're already signed into, on your existing plan. Stray provider keys are scrubbed, so nothing slips onto metered billing.
- Rewind any turn
- A checkpoint at every turn. Reverting restores the files and the conversation to the same moment.
- A terminal in every worktree
- Start the dev server and it keeps running while you read the diff.
- Stays on your Mac
- Your code, prompts and agent output never leave your machine.
/ the assistant
One assistant above the whole fleet.
Ask once. It picks the worktree and the tab, writes the brief, and hands the work to the agent that owns it.
- You askvoice or type
- Assistant routespicks the tab
- Agent worksin its own worktree
Delegates, never edits
No shell, no editor. The work goes to the agent that owns the repository.
Knows where work belongs
An open tab, a fresh one, or a new worktree. It asks when two genuinely fit.
Drives the whole app
Models, chips, tabs, commits, PRs, conflicts, CI. It confirms anything risky.
- Hold ⇧⌥ and talk
- Hands-free, over any app.
- Answers blocked tabs
- Allow or deny from anywhere.
- Remembers
- Your preferences and projects.
- Never goes quiet
- Rate-limited? It switches CLI.
Open source, down to the installer.
Every line of ORE is on GitHub under Apache 2.0: the app, the agent drivers, even the script that installs it. Read it, fork it, or send a pull request. ORE can open one for you.
$ git clone https://github.com/OpenResearchh/oreCommit activity
292commits in 30 days
Active on 16 of the last 30 days
Questions
Is ORE free?
Yes. ORE is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license.
Do I need API keys?
No. ORE drives the Claude Code and Codex command-line tools you're already signed into, so your usage counts against your existing Claude or ChatGPT plan.
Which agents does it support?
Claude Code and Codex, fully. Cursor's agent is experimental: its CLI can't answer permission prompts yet, so ORE only runs it if you opt in.
Does my code leave my Mac?
No. Code, prompts and agent output stay on your machine. ORE sends a small set of anonymous usage events, which you can inspect or switch off in Settings. Read exactly what it measures.
Why does macOS warn me about the download?
ORE isn't notarized by Apple yet. The Homebrew and curl installs open without a prompt. Every release carries a signed build attestation you can check with the GitHub CLI. How to verify a download.
What do I need to run it?
A Mac with Apple Silicon on macOS 14 Sonoma or later, plus Claude Code or Codex installed and signed in.
Put your agents to work.
Free and open source, on any Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 14 or later.
$ brew install openresearchh/tap/orePrefer a disk image? Download the DMG. macOS will ask you to approve it once, under System Settings → Privacy & Security.