[시즌 3] Orca로 다수의 에이전트 조율하기 with 워크트리

Have you ever wanted to use a single Orca to command both the Claude Code and the Codex simultaneously to direct a single task in multiple directions? This video begins with the analogy of "outsourcing to agents" and explains Orca's core feature, the Worktree, in a way that even those seeing it for the first time can understand. We will go through a hands-on practice session where we duplicate your workspace (desk), assign different designs to multiple agents in parallel, and select only the results we like to merge into the main one. [Book Purchase][Yes24] : https://www.yes24.com/product/goods/1... [Book Purchase][Kyobo] : https://product.kyobobook.co.kr/detai... Open KakaoTalk Room : https://open.kakao.com/o/ggK7EAJh Timeline 0:00 Introduction to WorkTree, coordinating multiple agents using Orca 0:30 Agents = Subcontractors analogy; assigning work to two companies simultaneously 1:22 What is WorkTree? Multitasking with "Desk Cloning" 3:04 Git, the foundation of Worktree — Taking a screenshot of the status (Commit) 5:20 HEAD and Time Machine, Worktree has a separate head 7:06 Assigning different tasks to Claude Code + Codex 8:35 Start practice: Git initialization and installing orchestration skills 10:38 "No default branch" bug during Worktree creation → Resolved with an initialization commit 12:35 Creating Design 1 (Claude) and Design 2 (Codex) Worktrees 13:14 Directing branching for 20s/50s aesthetics via the prompt 14:21 Orca sending messages to each Worktree (Permission delegation required) 16:34 Working in parallel simultaneously in three places: Main, Design 1, and Design 2 18:04 Displaying results in a browser to compare and requesting image enhancements 19:11 Managing work status with a Kanban board (To do~Done) 20:05 Merging the preferred Worktree into Main and the rest Wrap-up 21:33 Wrap-up and preview of the next video (Orca Mobile) Today's Topics The core of Worktree: Duplicate work states (desks) to experiment in multiple directions simultaneously Git basics — Commits (taking photos) and HEAD are the working principles of Worktree The necessity of installing Orca orchestration skills and Git initialization (initialization commit) Main agent (Claude Code) subcontracting parallel work to Claude and Codex Simultaneously creating and comparing landing pages with sensibilities for 20s and 50s using a single prompt Managing progress status with a Kanban board and merging the preferred Worktree into the main one #Orca #Orca #Worktree #gitworktree #ClaudeCode #claudecode #Codex #codex #AIAgent #MultiAgent #Orchestration #ParallelWork #VibeCoding #AICoding #AIDevelopment #LandingPage #Git #git #DevelopmentProductivity #Developer