What's new
in Worca.
Worca answers your runs' questions while you're away, opens a terminal in any run's folder, calls the MCP servers you give it, and shows how full Ask Worca's chat is.
Worca answers while you're away.
Ever come back to a run that sat for hours on one question?
Now every question comes with a recommended answer and how sure the agent is. Click I'm away, or set away hours, and Worca answers for you on the runs you allow. It writes down why, and marks the close calls for you to check.
Every answer keeps its reason. You can still change course.
A waiting run: how sure the agent is, and its pick already selected.
A terminal in every run's folder.
Want to poke at what an agent just built?
Now a terminal opens right in the run's folder: a live run's worktree, a finished run's checkout, or your project. Hide the pane and the shell keeps running. A new Actions tab runs your project's own commands, like Test or Dev server, with live logs.
The run's own checkout, in a shell next to its summary.
- 1Open a finished run
- 2Click the terminal icon
- 3Worca checks out the run's branch
- 4A shell opens in that folder
- 5Or press Test: the log streams in
A live run's shell warns you: its agents are still changing files.
MCP servers, built into Worca.
Want your agents to reach Jira, Notion or Cloudflare?
Now Worca keeps its own list of MCP servers, grouped in sets. Give a project the sets it needs, and its agents and Ask Worca can call those tools. Your own Claude Code setup is never touched.
A set holds each server's settings and keys once.
Settings → MCP servers: a set, the projects using it, its servers.
See how full the chat is.
Ever had a long chat suddenly forget what you said?
Now a small ring in the Ask Worca composer fills as the chat grows, and turns amber, then red. Click it to see how much is left before Worca compacts the chat, and which projects and runs the chat is about.
The ring's popover: the window, then what the chat is about.
Asked from
Mentioned in chat
Deleted runs can come back.
Deleted a run, then needed its answers?
Now a deleted run is archived, not gone. Open Archived on the Runs page and restore it, with its pull request link, answers, reviews and cost. Run pages also gain a branch chip you can copy, and Stop, Pause and Resume in one place.
PR link, answers, reviews and cost come back with it
Its files and branch are gone, so a restored run can't resume.
Runs → Archived: deleted runs, by project, ready to restore.
Stop and follow runs from the CLI.
Working in the terminal and need to stop a run?
Now worca stop, worca pause and worca resume take any run by the start of its id, even with the web UI closed. worca logs -f follows a run's live log.