Prerequisites

What you need

Orca Cockpit is a companion IDE. It does not replace Anypoint Platform or Cursor. You bring those credentials; we provide the website vault, the desktop app, and a dedicated Linux Project (VM + filesystem). The first Project is created on first account visit.

• An orcaesb.com account (Clerk invite from Sivaji or Rajiv — accept the email and set a password on this site, not inside the IDE. Public signup is closed).
• An Anypoint Platform organization you can create a Connected App in (client ID, client secret, organization ID).
• A Cursor API key from Cursor Settings → Integrations.
• The Orca Cockpit desktop app on macOS or Windows. Linux installers appear on GitHub Releases when published.
• Optional: Salesforce Connected App values, a GitHub token, and a Postman API key if you want those connections in the loop.

Anypoint Connected App

Create a Connected App in Access Management for the org you want Cockpit to read. You will paste client ID, client secret, and organization ID into the vault. Scopes should match what you already allow for Design Center, Exchange, and Runtime Manager in your own tenant — Cockpit does not invent extra privileges.

Cursor API key

Ask / Plan / Agent need a Cursor key before the desktop will land you in a useful Ask session. Save it under Vault as cursor_api_key. Required for the biscuit beta.

Desktop

Download from the Download page (GitHub Releases for sivaji-orca/anypoint-cursor-cockpit). After install, choose Sign in. The app opens orcaesb.com, you authenticate with Clerk, and it returns to localhost with a one-time PKCE code.