The Library

Sessions

Press Cmd+Shift+S (or open the Library from the rail) to see every Claude Code session you've ever run, across every project. Fuzzy search finds any session instantly; open its full transcript, resume it in place, or move it to another project.

Backlog

The backlog is where ideas wait. Press Cmd+Shift+K from anywhere: type the idea, hit return, keep working. Items live per-project or globally.

When you're ready to act on one, click it — the item lands in the Orcha chat composer, and the orchestrator takes it from there. Items spawned into sessions are marked done when the session finishes.

Automations

Automations put your agents on a schedule — daily tasks (“every morning at 9”) or repeating loops (“every 30 minutes”). You build them by talking to the orchestrator; the Library is where you see, pause, enable, and delete them.

Each automation is a plain markdown file in ~/.config/arch/automations/ — schedule and project in the frontmatter, instructions in the body. Hand-edit them if you like; Orcha picks up changes immediately.

Integrations

Integrations connect MCP servers to Claude Code — GitHub, Linear, Notion, Stripe, Vercel, Supabase, Sentry, and more. Pick one from the catalog, click connect, and every session can use it. Servers that need a sign-in walk you through finishing authentication.

Orcha manages integrations through the official claude mcpCLI, so anything you connect here is visible to Claude Code everywhere — including outside Orcha. Custom servers are supported too: add any HTTP, SSE, or stdio MCP endpoint.