Orca

Orca is an open-source coding agent built directly into the Godot editor for game developers. Core capabilities: • Explore and understand your Godot project structure • Plan multi-step changes before touching any files • Choose the exact edit permissions the agent receives • Connect your own API key or run local models • Use Orca Cloud as an optional hosted backend • Work inside the editor you already use every day Orca works where your game lives. Instead of copying code into a separate chat window, you ask questions and request changes from within the Godot workspace. The agent reads your scenes, scripts, and resources to build context, then lays out a plan so you can review each step before it runs. You decide how much control it has, from read-only exploration to approved edits, so changes always stay under your supervision. Flexibility is central to the design. Orca supports OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Ollama, LM Studio, and other compatible endpoints. Teams with privacy or cost concerns can run local models entirely on their own hardware, while others can bring a preferred commercial provider. Because the project is MIT licensed, you can inspect the source, modify it, and contribute improvements. Orca is built for indie developers, hobbyists, and studio teams who use Godot and want faster iteration on gameplay scripts, UI, and scene setup without giving up control of their editor or their models. It suits prototyping, refactoring existing projects, learning the engine, and debugging unfamiliar code.