See the whole fleet
Live topology, hardware, storage, network, temperature, availability, maintenance state, and activity in one operational view.
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Orchestra
A distributed Codex harness and compute-fleet control plane.
Orchestra turns the computers you already own into one private operating layer for Codex sessions, jobs, files, telemetry, power, and approvals.
01A Live fleet topology and telemetry shown with privacy-safe synthetic data.
01 Why it exists
Serious work rarely lives on one computer.
Development files sit on a laptop. Training belongs on a GPU workstation. Archives live on a NAS. Services run on an always-on machine. The usual answer is a growing collection of SSH aliases, dashboards, scripts, and mental bookkeeping.
Orchestra replaces that collection with a shared control plane. Core knows the fleet and coordinates work. Agents keep execution, credentials, files, and compute on their own machines. Clients provide one coherent interface from wherever you are.
02 The system
Route work intentionally
Choose a device directly or let availability, load, locality, role, power, cost, and temperature inform placement.
Take Codex to the files
Run a real Codex app-server on the selected machine so its workspace, tools, skills, authentication, and compute stay local.
Operate from anywhere
Use the desktop client, responsive web interface, native iOS app, or macOS menu bar while Core maintains shared state.
Keep approvals explicit
Structured permissions, scoped tokens, device-bound credentials, audit records, and host opt-in preserve the safety boundaries.
Move more than prompts
Coordinate jobs, pipelines, files, artifacts, telemetry, diagnostics, previews, and guarded power controls across devices.
03 Product views
04 Architecture
Central coordination.
Local execution.
The architecture is deliberately asymmetric. Orchestra Core owns fleet identity, routing, projects, sessions, approvals, and live state. Device Agents own local execution, credentials, files, previews, telemetry, and hardware access.
ClientsDesktop · Web · iOS
→CoreIdentity · State · Routing
→AgentsMac · GPU · NAS · Linux
Tailscale is the recommended private network layer. Orchestra adds its own authentication, authorization, policy, and audit boundaries above the network.
Source available
Run it on your own fleet.
Evaluation, education, personal projects, and qualifying nonprofit use are free. Business use requires prior written permission and agreed terms from One Man Labs.
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