• orka - LLM coding agents in isolated containers
• pi extensions and skills - client additions and agent behaviour for pi
• recall - shell history in SQLite
• xorc - LLM-generated text adventure
• Other tools - Linear client, tmux attach, markdown navigation

getorka.dev - run LLM coding agents in isolated containers. Mount what they need; nothing else is reachable.

A session sees the paths you mount and nothing else: not $HOME, no credentials from the environment, no shell history, no write access to /. Files inside a mounted project can be shadowed with empty read-only stubs, so mounting a repository does not have to mean handing over its .env.

Toolchain paths and environment variables are reused through named presets. orka --preset rust mounts the Rust paths; presets stack when a project needs more than one, and always-on presets live in config.yaml.

Alpha, and predominantly vibe-coded. The source is currently closed; kzsh/orka carries the docs and release binaries, and orka.nvim runs orka -f <current-buffer> in a Neovim terminal split.

Additions to the pi coding agent, in two kinds.

Extensions change the client. pi-burn tracks cost per request as context grows: a status-bar breakdown by token type, a braille sparkline of the session's history, a /burn report, and a --burn-budget that colours the graph as spend approaches the limit. pi-vi puts vim modal editing in the input editor, with normal and insert modes, counts, operators, and motions. pi-alt adds Alt+Enter as a newline shortcut.

Skills change the agent's behaviour. Each is a single SKILL.md, loaded when the task matches its description: git, markdown, python, rust, typescript, and partial-stage, which stages selected changes within a file when git add -p cannot split a hunk finely enough.

github.com/kzsh/recall - record shell commands into SQLite for later recall. I wanted part of atuin without all the rest.

recall log runs from PROMPT_COMMAND and stores each command line with its timestamp, working directory, session, host, exit code, and wall-clock duration measured in PS0. recall search filters on any of those - --cwd ., --since 7d, --failed, --unique - and --null output feeds fzf --read0 for a picker over the current directory's successful commands. recall sql streams arbitrary statements against the schema when the filters are not enough.

Rust, with a bundled SQLite trimmed to what the tool calls.

github.com/kzsh/xorc - a text adventure whose world is generated by an LLM.

The map is a graph in SQLite, built as it is walked. Leave a room in a direction that has no exit yet and the model decides whether the path opens somewhere new or loops back to a room you have already seen, reasoning from the nearby graph, the distance travelled, and the time of day. Rooms remember what happened in them; actions can change one permanently, create items, or reveal a passage. Compass directions and verbs like take and inspect are parsed directly; anything else is either mapped onto an existing action or interpreted freeform.

• linear-cli - client for the Linear GraphQL API. linear graphql is the primitive; a few subcommands (issue, team, project, viewer) sit on top of it.
• ta - attach to a tmux session. One session attaches directly, several open an fzf picker, and a number, name, or substring argument skips the list when it resolves to one session.
• markdown-navigation - follow markdown links in Neovim with <C-]>, including heading and line anchors. Remote .md URLs are fetched to a cache and opened in a buffer; GitHub blob URLs are rewritten to raw first.