Hosted reviews, issues & Actions
Hosted code review is a first-class part of the worktree. Orca links worktrees to their pull requests or merge requests, surfaces review state inline, and lets you triage issues without leaving the app.
Connecting a provider
Connect the provider your repository uses from Settings → Integrations. GitHub has the deepest Actions and issue support; GitLab merge requests and issues use the same worktree review flow, and Bitbucket, Gitea, and Azure DevOps pull requests can attach review status to matching branches.
Reviews
- Open a hosted review from the Source Control panel once a worktree has been pushed — confirm the base branch, title, description, and draft state before creating it.
- Linked reviews show up in the sidebar with status so you can tell whether the branch is still open, merged, or closed.
- GitHub checks, reviews, and comments open inline in a PR tab; GitLab merge requests and issues open in the same review surface.
- When a GitHub pull request has failing checks, use Fix broken checks from the PR view to hand the failed check names and links to an agent.
Issues
The issue drawer lets you browse, filter, and edit GitHub and GitLab issues from within Orca. Creating a worktree from an issue pre-fills the task name and links the two so the review stays attached to the task.
For GitLab repositories, the drawer lists open issues from the selected project and can narrow the list to issues assigned to you.
Actions
Failed GitHub Actions checks show up as a red chip on the worktree. Click through to see the failing job logs inline.
Tasks
Orca surfaces a full GitHub Projects view under the Tasks sidebar entry — browse project cards across repos, filter by source repo, and create a worktree from any card.
Next steps
- Commit & push from Orca — stage changes, push the branch, then create the hosted review.
- Linear items drawer — use Linear when the task source is outside your git provider.