GuideRun AI agents in parallel
Run several AI agents at once without collisions and control them from your phone when you are away from your computer. A practical guide for you who want to get started with ADE (agent development environment) tools like Orca and an agentic way of working.
Run AI agents in parallel
Run several AI agents at once without collisions and control them from your phone when you are away from your computer. A practical guide for you who want to get started with ADE (agent development environment) tools like Orca and an agentic way of working.
Once an agent builds the right thing, the next problem appears: you sit waiting for it. Opening more terminals works for about a day. Then the agents overwrite each other's work, the quota runs out in the middle of a task and everything stops when you go to a meeting.
This guide picks up where Build it right with AI agents ends. You learn to work in an ADE, an Agent Development Environment, where every agent has its own workspace and you can see what is going on. We use Orca, which is free and open source. The details apply as of November 2026.
What you get
- What an ADE is and why the bottleneck moves from the code to your review
- How to install Orca on macOS, Windows and Linux and your first session with three agents
- The mobile app on iPhone and Android and how to reach your computers on the go with VPN
- What you gain from several LLM services and subscriptions and where the terms set the limit
- Security when you run the agent from your pocket, including the setting you should change right away
- Five common mistakes and a plan for your first week
Who is the guide for?
The guide is written for developers and companies who want to learn to work effectively with AI agents. It helps if you already have an agent like Claude Code or Codex running, but the examples work in any language and framework.
The guide is 19 pages and takes about half an hour to read. Want to get started together as a team? We help you in your own repo. Book a call with Robert.