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See what was delegated, to whom, and where the work stands.

Orbit brings together autonomous tasks, schedules, memories and your AI coworkers’ skills. It is where you delegate and where you come back for the result.

Orbit

Orbit — delegate

The role receives a task.

The task is queued, runs, completes. Orbit shows what is moving, who owns it, and the result.

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Gateway — execute

The runtime carries the work.

Workers, scheduler and channels run the task. What comes out informs the next role, which you refine in Genesis.

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Genesis — configure

A role is born.

You give an AI coworker a responsibility, instructions and tools. It exists, ready to receive work.

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↻ And the loop begins again

Tasks with a readable status

Each task has an owner and a status: queued, running, paused, completed, failed, budget exceeded or cancelled. You always know what is waiting, what is moving and what stopped.

  • Explicit statuses
  • Identified owner
  • Viewable result

Schedules

A task can come back every week or every morning. Recurrences are configured per coworker and appear alongside other tasks.

Memories and skills

Memories keep useful context from one task to the next. Skills describe reusable know-how. Both can be viewed in Orbit.

Briefing, analytics and permissions

A briefing summarizes activity. Analytics show usage. Permissions set, category by category, what coworkers can read or change.

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What work would you delegate to AI?

Start with your use cases, applications and the level of delegation you want to introduce.

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