orca
Get Orca
Orca 1.2.1 is here A more reliable workflow

AI that feels
at home in Godot.

From the first idea to the next iteration.
An open-source development agent inside your editor, with you in control.

Get Orca for Godot Watch demo

MIT LICENSED / GODOT 4.7.2

Godot Engine / Orca workspace Built into your editor
A real workflow. In a real Godot project.Watch the full demo

Your workflow. Your model.

OpenAIGoogle GeminixAIDeepSeekOpenRouterOllamaLM Studio
And compatible endpoints
NOT JUST A CHAT WINDOW

Godot-aware.
Project-ready.

Orca understands the scenes, scripts, and resources you work with. Less explaining your setup. More moving your project forward.

Your project, in context.

Inspect scene hierarchies, signals, resources, and input actions. Orca follows the active scene and script—including unsaved source in the script editor.

Scene player.tscn
⌄ Player CharacterBody2D
Sprite2D
CollisionShape2D
player.gd In context
Camera2D
ACTIVE SCENE4 children · 1 script

Every change, yours to review.

Readable diffs. Explicit approval. Supported edits are validated and checked against current file state before Orca writes to your project.

player.gd Proposed change
12func _physics_process(delta):
13 − velocity.y += gravity * delta
13 + if not is_on_floor():
14 + velocity.y += gravity * delta
15 move_and_slide()
Review before applyingRejectApply

Focused run workflows

Run a saved scene and inspect bounded startup or exit evidence.

A workflow you can follow

Visible tool activity, project conversations, and multi-step task lists.

THINK IT THROUGH. THEN BUILD.

Two modes.
One deliberate workflow.

Separate exploration from implementation. A mode switch is never an approval to change your files.

01 / PLAN

Understand first.
Change nothing.

Explore your project, ask questions, and work out the next step. Plan mode is read-only for project and external state.

How Orca keeps you in control
OrcaWorkflow illustration
How is the player’s movement set up?
Inspecting player.gdReading scene hierarchy and input actions

Your player uses CharacterBody2D. I’ll map the movement and input flow before proposing a plan.

Read-only exploration
Orca in Godot
YOUR CHOICE
Cloud providersYour API key
Local modelsYour machine
NO SINGLE-VENDOR WORKFLOW

Bring your model.
Keep your flow.

Choose a supported cloud provider or connect Ollama, LM Studio, or an OpenAI-compatible server. The editor experience stays familiar.

Local and editable profiles start in Chat. Agent tools require a compatibility probe and your explicit enablement.

Explore providers & local models

Built to help. Designed to leave you in control.

Open-source code. Read-only planning. Explicit change review. Clear boundaries.

Explore the safety model
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you
dive in.

More in the docs
Is Orca free to use?

Yes. Orca is open source under the MIT License. Hosted providers may charge for model usage; local inference depends on the server and model you run.

Which Godot versions are supported?

Orca 1.2.1 supports Godot 4.7.2. Broader compatibility is not currently claimed.

Can Orca change files without asking?

Plan mode is read-only. Work mode can prepare changes, but each model-requested project change needs an explicit Apply or Reject decision. Switching modes does not approve a change.

Can I use a local model?

Yes, through Ollama, LM Studio, or another local OpenAI-compatible server. Chat is available first. Agent tools require an isolated compatibility probe to pass and must then be explicitly enabled. A passing probe does not guarantee reliable real-project tool use.

Can Orca verify my game works correctly?

Orca can evaluate narrow startup or exit criteria using bounded process output. This cannot prove visual or gameplay correctness. Continue testing your game as you normally would.

YOUR NEXT IDEA STARTS HERE

Stay in your editor.
Build what’s next.

Get Orca for Godot Read the getting-started guide

Free & open source · MIT licensed · Godot 4.7.2