BlueOrigin50

Huge fan of Orca too.

You can "sleep" the worktree so that it shuts down the terminals / agents to not consume RAM. Then in the worktree card filter, you can select "hide sleep"

Later you can "unhide sleep" and click into the worktree to wake it up if you need it. It will restore all the agents

TUI > GUI. You just get default compatibility with any third-party harnesses

A big reason companies constantly cycle between "developers should own QA" and "we need a dedicated QA team" is the E2E maintenance cliff.

It's easy for developers to own 50 E2E tests. But from what we see with our users, it's a nightmare when they scale to thousands of tests, and between releases, 10 features might have changed, suddenly causing 300+ tests to fail simultaneously in CI. No developer wants to spend three days debugging and updating the tests, so the test suite rots.

The bottleneck for large-scale E2E testing isn't creation, it's maintenance. We built Stably (https://stably.ai) specifically for this—we have a scalable cloud infrastructure that can process hundreds of concurrent Playwright test failures, understand them by stepping through the failure traces to debug the UI drift, and auto-fix the test scripts in minutes. Developer-led QA only works if you completely remove that massive maintenance tax.

How do you pull status from my Github?

Oh nice. I just installed and it works pretty well. It wasn't able to find the user names on the thread though.

This is the first blog I read that gives an actual example of using all these AI dev tools together. Super cool. Gonna give all of them a try.