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Manage Orca with Mise and its native user service - #143
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Manage the Linux Orca server with one native Mise declaration:
"github:stablyai/orca" = { version = "latest", os = ["linux"] }Mise automatically selects the server archive, extracts its outer directory and finds bin/orca-ide. The small services:orca task invokes Orca’s own user-service installer against the existing ~/.orca profile and stable Mise shim. Orca owns the generated ~/.config/systemd/user unit; no handwritten unit, extraction hook or README instructions are added. Homelab #343 only supplies Mercury’s native linger setting.
Validation: isolated Linux installs with native defaults selected the server archive, preserved bundled Node/CLI layout and ran orca-ide successfully. Orca’s native service installer accepted the stable shim in dry-run mode and reported manager systemd with a per-user unit. Full local checks pass (ten tests). Nothing installed into Mercury’s live tool set or started/restarted.
Mise’s default release mirror resolved 1.4.256 while GitHub reported 1.4.257; default cache behaviour remains unchanged. Linux arm64 was not executed. Native phone access with Mac off and reboot recovery remain separately approved live checks. Supersedes the closed Dotfiles #137 and Bluemax #43 proposals.