wsp vs Orca

Orca runs agents on ssh hosts and Orca servers you set up by hand. wsp sets each computer up from yours when you add it.

	Orca	wsp
Runs agents on	Your computer, ssh hosts, servers	Computers you own
Another computer	Yes, ssh or an Orca server	Yes, over ssh or dialing out
What that computer has when the agent starts	Not carried; can install shared skills	Your setup, agents signed in
Where your keys and sign-ins live	On each host you sign in	Your computers, none on ours
Which agents	41 listed	Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor
Platforms	Desktop, web, iOS, Android	macOS, Linux
Price	Free	Free
Source code	MIT	AGPL-3.0

Which to pick.

What Orca does well

Orca lists 41 agents and runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android and the web. It reaches other computers over ssh or an Orca server, and is free under MIT.

When wsp fits better

wsp fits when you already have another computer, a server you rent or an old laptop, and want your agents on it signed in, with your MCP servers, CLIs and skills. Orca can install shared skills on a server and leaves the rest to you; wsp copies your setup onto it.

What wsp does not do yet.

Windows: Orca runs on Windows. wsp runs on macOS and Linux.
Your phone: Orca has apps for iOS and Android. wsp has no phone app.
More agents: Orca lists 41 agents. wsp runs threads on four.
Size: Orca has 88,402 GitHub stars. wsp has 8; it started in September 2026.

Try it on a computer you own.

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