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docs: add AiRC Orchestration to desktop ACP clients - #2289
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Add AiRC Orchestration to Desktop and Web
AiRC Orchestration is a desktop ACP client and agent orchestrator for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It coordinates configurable model teams with MCP tools, persistent project goals and plans, approval controls, and optional supervision.
Try AiRC: Public repository · Download the latest release · Website
ACP integration
The desktop uses the ACP TypeScript SDK through AiRC's client wrapper to initialize its backend connection, create and load sessions, send prompts, cancel work, receive session/tool updates, and handle permission requests. The application also uses product-specific protocol extensions. This entry describes that implemented desktop integration; it does not claim compatibility with every external ACP agent or registry entry.
The orchestration layer supports repeated workers on the same model or mixed supported providers, including local Ollama, remote Ollama servers, Ollama Cloud, and DeepSeek. Concurrency is bounded by configured task and provider limits. Workers have scoped tasks and tool configurations, and the primary agent gathers their results.
Scope and validation
AiRC is proprietary software. Public binaries are licensed for personal evaluation and testing; other uses require written authorization. Model-provider charges may apply.
Submitted on behalf of the AiRC developer with AI assistance. This submission does not imply endorsement by the ACP maintainers.