Drop work on the queue
Orchid watches your existing issue tracker. New ticket, new work item — no new tool to learn, no vendor lock-in for your backlog.
Orchid turns an issue queue into working software. Agents claim tickets, do the work with the AI providers you already pay for, and hand back a pull request — with humans watching the whole thing.
No new source of truth, no new rituals. Orchid plugs into the tracker you already use.
Orchid watches your existing issue tracker. New ticket, new work item — no new tool to learn, no vendor lock-in for your backlog.
A fleet of executors picks up tickets, runs them through the AI provider of your choice, and produces real code, commits, and PRs.
Every step is observable, pausable, and interruptible. Orchid is an orchestrator, not a black box — inspect logs, cancel a run, take over.
Orchid doesn't sell you AI. It orchestrates the providers and trackers you already pay for — and lets you swap them out without rewriting your pipeline.
Source from whichever models fit your existing contract, budget, or compliance posture.
Orchid reads and writes to where your team already lives. The tracker abstraction is built in.
Every agent is observable and interruptible. Inspect any run, pause, rewind, take over. Orchid is an orchestrator — not an autonomous black box.
Self-hostable on your own fleet. Proprietary code doesn't leave your infrastructure; AI provider contracts stay yours. No SaaS dependency.
Add agents to go faster. A shared queue, distributed claim with optimistic locking, and a transactional outbox keep the fleet coherent without a central bottleneck.
No new source of truth. Existing issues, existing PR review flow, existing CI. Orchid fills the "who does the work" gap — nothing else changes.