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Add Orkas desktop AI workforce - #452
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Adds Orkas to AI Coding Tools. It is a desktop workspace for coordinating specialist agents, including ProductDeveloper for implementation and review, around local project files, with supported model-provider API keys.
This recommendation is part of the Orkas inclusion campaign. It follows the existing one-line resource format and the README invitation to submit PRs. The root contains only the README and LICENSE; there are no additional contribution rules or PR templates.
Validation: read the full README, checked the canonical MIT-licensed project and current product facts, searched existing issues/PRs for Orkas (zero results), and reviewed the single-line Markdown diff.