Orbit guide
One workspace for your AI coding agents
AI coding agents can work in separate command-line tools, but projects often need shared context across those sessions. Orbit is a desktop workspace for organizing agent sessions, project files, Git activity, and handoffs together.
01
Keep sessions beside the project
Orbit groups agent sessions with a workspace for your project, so you can see what is running and move between terminal work, files, and project context from one desktop app.
The agents still do the coding. Orbit provides the workspace around them and helps you keep track of parallel work.
02
Use the agents you already work with
Orbit supports installed coding-agent command-line tools, including Claude Code, Codex, and other supported engines. Each provider continues to use its own software and account.
See the current desktop availability and installation steps on the Orbit download page.
03
Carry decisions between sessions
Project notes and handoffs help you record decisions, open questions, and next steps when work moves between sessions or agents.
Orbit Desktop currently runs on Windows and Linux. Orbit Mobile is coming soon and is not available to download yet.
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