Isolated Flights
Every stream of work gets its own git worktree, branch, terminals, and pane
layout — created in one click, with your .env files synced in
automatically. Agents never trample each other’s changes.
Orbital
Mission control for coding agents
Get work done from orbit.
Orbital runs many interactive coding agents side by side — each in its own git worktree with terminals, previews, and diffs — and tells you the moment one needs you. The full power of your preferred harness (Claude Code at launch, Codex planned), on your subscription instead of metered tokens.
Flight systems
Everything between “brief the agent” and “merge the branch”
Know who needs you
Terminals report their status live. When an agent blocks on a permission prompt, the rail pulses, the title bar shows a banner, the taskbar icon is badged — and typing into the agent clears it instantly.
A cockpit, not just terminals
Split panes of terminals, in-app browser previews, and an editor with syntax-highlighted diffs and image rendering — plus a full git panel to review, commit, and push finished work.
Your harness, at full power
Orbital runs the real interactive CLI, so nothing is lost in a wrapper —
slash commands, hooks, MCP servers, permission modes all work. And the
orbital CLI lets agents set status, file tasks, and register
dev servers, so the cockpit always reflects reality.
Instrumentation
Your agents talk back
$ orbital status working
$ orbital server add 3000
dev server registered: http://localhost:3000/ (1 live)
$ orbital task add "Fix cart badge count"
task added: Fix cart badge count
$ orbital status needs-attention
● nebula-shop / checkout-flow needs you
Three agents. One glance. Zero babysitting.
Windows 10/11 · Claude Code at launch, Codex planned · your subscription, not tokens · MIT licensed