Every agent has its place
The preview keeps status in view. Open the island for tasks, progress, checks, and summaries. Click a planet to see its subagents.
A little company for your coding agents.
A small island at the edge of your screen. Each agent is a planet, its subagents are moons, and Orbi keeps them company.
Follow the work. Answer when you’re needed.
Keep your editor in view.
Windows · macOS · Linux
The layout is ready. Choose a theme to finish this sample task.
Sample sessions. Select a planet to see how Orbi keeps you in the loop.
01 / Stay close to the work
The preview keeps status in view. Open the island for tasks, progress, checks, and summaries. Click a planet to see its subagents.
When an agent needs a decision, Orbi opens its tab. Answer right there. Prefer quiet? Sound and volume are optional.
Context maps group session history into tools, files, commands, and chat. Scrub the timeline to follow changes and compactions.
Made for your desktop
Keep a preview bar, open the island, or tuck it into a small tab. Choose Orbi’s look and stage. On Windows and macOS, drag the preview to another edge of your screen.
The app runs locally and needs no account. Its bridge connects to your coding agents on your computer. Orbi has no telemetry.
Read the app’s privacy policy02 / Bring everyone into orbit
Paste this prompt into your desktop coding agent. The guide walks it through downloading Orbi, connecting the bridge, and setting up global instructions.
Your existing settings are preserved. Configuration changes get a preview and dated backups.
Install Orbi for me by following https://orbi.chrystalesia.com/install.md
Or install it yourself
Linux runtime validation is still pending. macOS builds are not notarized. Read installation notes before opening a download.
Orbi’s support guide covers setup, controls, and troubleshooting.
Orbi itself needs no account or API key. Your coding agents keep using their own accounts and providers.
Complete the install guide, then start a new agent session. An agent appears when it uses an Orbi tool. In Codex, open /hooks and trust the Orbi hooks. More setup help.
Yes. The appearance picker changes Orbi’s look and stage. Sound and volume are optional, and Pause stops the island’s animation.
Yes. Orbi’s source code is MIT licensed. The Orbi name, character, icons, sounds, and media remain the creator’s assets. Browse the repository.