Orbit is a local-first runtime for coding agents. Keep using your authenticated agent CLI; Orbit adds a durable task queue, sandboxed worktrees, file locks for parallel runs, a gated delivery pipeline, and an audit log.

Why: fast agents make planning, review, and traceability easy to lose. Orbit keeps the prompt, plan, and review behind every change, with a task ID on every workflow commit.

• Single binary, no cloud. State lives in ~/.orbit and .orbit/; Orbit sends no telemetry.
• Bring your own agents. Use the provider CLIs you already have authenticated, without giving Orbit API keys.
• MIT licensed. No paid tier or hosted offering.

How it works

You:    The fsProfile lookup is undocumented. Get that fixed.
Agent:  Files a proposed task with acceptance criteria. Approve it and ship?
You:    Yes.
Agent:  Queues it, then runs plan → execute → review in a locked, isolated worktree.
        Opens a pull request. Review and merge it, then approve the task to close it.

Nothing starts without approval; PR runs stop for your review unless you authorize --complete. The task record keeps the prompt, plan, execution trace, and review. For larger…