Question 1

How does Orquesta work?

Accepted Answer

You connect your development tools (GitHub, Vercel, etc.) once, then your team writes prompts describing features they want to build. Our AI agent runs on your machine, reads your codebase, writes code, creates PRs, and deploys - all while you watch in real-time.

Question 2

What AI models do you support?

Accepted Answer

We always support the latest Claude and GPT models, plus local models via Ollama or vLLM. With Orquesta CLI, you can configure multiple LLM endpoints and sync them across your team from the dashboard.

Question 3

Is my code secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The AI agent runs on YOUR machine, not ours. Your code stays local. Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. We use row-level security in our database. Your secrets are never stored in plain text.

Question 4

Can I use my existing GitHub workflow?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Orquesta creates standard git branches and pull requests. Your existing CI/CD pipelines, code review process, and GitHub Actions all work exactly as before.

Question 5

What happens if the AI makes a mistake?

Accepted Answer

Every change is a git commit, so you can always revert. You review PRs before merging, just like human code. Plus, you can watch the AI work in real-time and stop it anytime.

Question 6

What is Orquesta CLI?

Accepted Answer

Orquesta CLI is a standalone coding assistant that runs locally. Configure LLM endpoints (OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama), sync configurations from the dashboard, and track prompts across your team. Install with: npm install -g orquesta-cli

Question 7

Do I need to be technical to use Orquesta?

Accepted Answer

Non-technical team members can write prompts, but you'll want at least one developer to review the generated code. That's actually the point - anyone can contribute ideas, developers ensure quality.

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