- Deploy to productionPayments serviceHigh
- Approve DB migrationAnalytics DBHigh
- Increase AWS budgetDev environmentMedium
- Review model accessSupport agentLow
The authority and accountability plane for autonomous work
Let your AI work.
Keep the consequences under your control.
Your agents can already deploy, spend, and change production systems. ORBIT is the one place you see what they're doing, decide what's allowed to actually happen, and prove what did.
- See · Control · Account
- Deterministic boundaries
- Tamper-evident record
Portfolio
- Needs you
- 5
- Running
- 12
- At risk
- 3
- Healthy
- 87%
Active now
12
- Events (24h)
- 1,248
- Verified
- 1,196
- Disputed
- 2
- Unknown
- 50
Systems in view
247
All reporting normallySynthetic example · fixture data. Nothing here is a live tenant.
Built for the people who answer for what an agent does in production
- Platform engineering
- Site reliability
- Release engineering
- Security & compliance
- AI infrastructure
- Founders & CTOs
Why this exists
Today you get a choice between two bad defaults.
Either your agent runs unattended and you find out what happened after it happened — or every consequential step waits on a person, and the speed you built the agent for disappears. ORBIT lets the agent keep working right up to the line that actually matters, holds only at that line, and gives you a real answer instead of a guess.
Everything autonomous work needs from a human, in one place.
See everything that matters
What your agents are doing, and what actually needs you. One queue across everything you run — not a feed you have to babysit.
Control what can happen
Consequential effects are checked against fixed, typed boundaries — an exact action, limit, time window and current evidence. Not a model's opinion about whether its own request is safe.
RequestAuthority boundaryOutcome
Account for what happened
Every request, decision and outcome is a separate evidence-backed fact. Approval is not execution.
- Agent asks to deploy
- Deterministic check
- You decide, once
- Outcome recorded
See a real decision, end to end.
When an agent wants to do something consequential, ORBIT stops at that exact line, checks your rules, and brings you the decision with its context, impact and evidence — then keeps the outcome as its own separate fact.
Run the decision demoWhat holds on every decision
Synthetic example · fixture data.
release-runnerRequest received
RequestDeploy signed build
Deploy signed build 7f3a to production
- Signed build
- Yes
- Checks passed
- Yes
- Policy
- Human approval required
- Request.An agent asks to do something consequential.
- Check.ORBIT evaluates the exact action against fixed, typed rules.
- Ask, only when required.You see what is about to happen, why it is waiting, and what happens if you do nothing.
- One decision, once.Approve or deny. A decision unlocks one specific attempt; it is not the action itself.
- Separate outcome.What actually happened arrives afterward as its own fact with its own evidence.
The AI can explain. It cannot give itself permission.
A place you actually work, not just a gate
Your operating picture, arranged the way you think.
ORBIT is a living workspace: your projects, agents, current work and evidence on one board that is actually yours. Rearrange it, resize it, pick one of six curated looks, save it — or ask your own AI to propose the presentation change.
Presentation is yours to shape. Truth and authority are not for sale to a nicer layout.
PortfolioBuilder Orbit
- Needs you
- 5
- Running
- 12
- At risk
- 3
- Healthy
- 87%
- Deploy to productionPayments serviceHigh
- Approve DB migrationAnalytics DBHigh
- Increase AWS budgetDev environmentMedium
- Review model accessSupport agentLow
- Rotate deploy credentialsRelease runnerLow
Release 2.4
- PlanDone
- BuildDone
- TestIn progress
- DeployWaiting
12 active now
- Events (24h)
- 1,248
- Verified
- 1,196
- Disputed
- 2
- Unknown
- 50
Systems in view
247 reporting
Synthetic example · fixture data. Nothing here is a live tenant.
- Orbit Dark
- Midnight
- Deep Ocean
- Carbon
- Elemental
- Mineral Light
What this looks like for real software delivery
From a signed build to a decision you can trust — the whole way through.
Connect an agent with one short-lived setup command. Your first Orbit takes shape around the project, agent, current work and evidence.
When a signed build passes its checks and production requires a person, ORBIT holds at that exact boundary and asks: The build passed its checks and is ready. Start the deployment?
You decide once. The agent resumes exactly once. What actually happened — completed, failed or blocked — comes back later as a separate fact.
Private beta truth: the pieces of this path are deployed and demonstrable. ORBIT's first fully fresh real signed end-to-end run of the complete chain is still being finished and proven; this page does not present an invented customer case study.
- Signed buildChecked before anything is asked of you.
- HeldNeeds you. Production requires a person at this exact line.
- Approved onceNot executed. One specific attempt is unlocked.
- OutcomeReported later as its own evidence-backed fact.
One boundary, more than one kind of work
Built first for software delivery. Built to reuse.
Examples of the operating model—not claims of bundled integrations.
Software delivery
Live in private betaDeploys, infrastructure changes and destructive operations held against deterministic checks and released by a real decision.
Trading operations
Integration in progressThe same deterministic rule engine and decision ceremony can govern agent-supplied trade proposals. ORBIT receives agent-supplied market observations and does not fetch prices, call a broker, place orders, or claim execution. Agent-facing Trader integration is still open.
What's next
DirectionCreator and operations domains follow the same authority/accountability spine; they are named as direction, not current feature claims.
Proof, not theater
A decision record is not an execution claim — and we say so.
Every fact carries its own honesty label: claimed, observed, verified, disputed, or plainly unknown.
Unknown is never zero.
Open the public proof verifier
Synthetic proof artifact
- Action
- Deploy build 7f3a to production
- Decision
- Approved once
- Execution
- Reported separately
- Evidence
- Not run · fixture only, not tenant data
Proof has bounded claims.Use /verify for real portable proof verification.
How the boundary actually holds
Consequential decisions aren't made by asking the model if it's safe.
Whenever a boundary can be written as an exact rule — which agent, which action, what limit, what time window, what evidence — a fixed, non-semantic check decides it, not a model's judgment.
A model may explain, summarize and recommend. It never grants itself permission, waives a limit, or turns missing evidence into a yes.
Current assurance is stated at the level the live adapter proves: a deployed pre-flight check with a real decision receipt. ORBIT does not market the future independent commit-boundary interlock as current.
Built on original governance work
The part that matters most is the part a model can't argue with.
Model explainsORBIT checks factsHuman decides when neededOutcome stays separate
ORBIT is patent-pending: a patent-backed architecture supported by RabbitHoleSpiral's filed provisional portfolio around non-semantic AI governance and execution control.
Where you can use it today
Web first, and a native app already in progress.
For the person who's already accountable.
If you're a founder, CTO, or platform, security, or engineering lead already running agents against real systems — and you're the one who answers for what they do — ORBIT is built for you. Software delivery first.
Private beta
Let your AI work. Keep the consequences under your control.
We're onboarding accountable teams running agents in production today, starting with software delivery.