Orca is an Agent Development Environment for coding agents. It runs CLI agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Cursor CLI, in parallel across isolated worktrees. Orca is free, open source, and cross-platform.
Stably AI says Vercel Ventures backs it after it places first among more than 900 companies at Vercel AI Demo Day in San Francisco. The partnership runs autonomous end-to-end tests as soon as a Vercel preview deployment is created. Judges from Cursor and OpenAI, along with Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch, call testing mission-critical in the AI era.
Stably offers Slack and email notifications for test runs, including start, finish, and failure alerts posted to configurable channels. The service also sends a weekly Monday summary of test runs, helping teams monitor status with less context-switching. Teams can use Slack and email notifications at the same time.
Stably says its small engineering team uses AI tools to accelerate software development. The team uses Claude or GPT as debugging partners, GitHub Copilot and Cursor for real-time code completion, and Notion AI to help write technical documentation, arguing that these tools let a lean team ship like a much larger one.
Stably introduced AI-assisted multi-tab test recording that tracks actions across browser tabs and replays tab switches. The feature lets testers capture non-linear, multi-page user journeys without writing Playwright promise or context-management code.
