Most people who discover multi-agent coding hit the same wall within twenty minutes: agents overwrite each other’s edits, a task is marked done while tests are still red, or a model backend dies silently.

This guide teaches the layer above the tool: treating Orca as a structured multi-agent operating system, not a terminal multiplexer. Covers isolating agents in worktrees, modelling work as Run -> Task -> Dispatch with acceptance evidence, coordinating parallel workers without overlapping ownership, review/test gates before merge, and recovering from stalled or conflicting attempts without losing work.

Every technical claim points to a numbered row in an included evidence ledger from a clean-room benchmark run (Orca v1.4.198, Windows 11, Sept 2026). Where the bench did not establish something, the text says so.

Includes: full guide in English and Spanish, two reference diagrams (task DAG, dispatch lifecycle) as re-renderable Mermaid, a sanitized runnable demo fixture with tests, the evidence ledger, third-party notices, commercial license.

What this is not: independent guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by Stably AI or Orca’s maintainers. Not software – no tool installed. Does not include Orca, any coding agent, or model credits.

One-time purchase, downloadable ZIP.