Hi, Orbi here! I watch your AI agents. You enjoy your coffee.

Your agent’s at work, and I’m watching.

Orbi spins faster and its glow turns white. Claude Code comes out as a planet, its progress filling a ring round it.

When it has a question, I flag it.

Claude Code asks a question: its planet hops, and Orbi turns to it, pulsing amber.

When something breaks, you hear it from me.

Claude Code fails: Orbi flashes red, then keeps pulsing red.

Running a few at once? I watch them all.

Five more agents come out of Orbi: six planets, each with its own look, colour and name.

Their subagents too.

Each agent sends out one to three subagents, which orbit it as moons.

So nothing slips past you.

Codex asks a question, and Orbi pulses amber again.

Here’s how that looks on your screen.

Space closes like a bubble round Orbi, which turns out to sit at the top edge of a laptop screen as a small tab. Its agents arrive on the tab.

You give your agent a task. I keep an eye on it.

In an AI chat app, a message types itself: “Build a landing page for my coffee shop.”

It’s on it, and so am I.

The demo agent replies, and its planet joins the others on Orbi’s tab.

You get on with something else. I stay on it.

A video page comes to the front while the agent keeps working, and its planet keeps filling on Orbi’s tab.

It needs you, so I come and get you.

The agent asks which style the page should have, and Orbi opens over the video with the question.

You answer, it finishes, and I let you know.

Minimal is picked and Orbi closes. Back in the chat, the agent finishes, and Orbi opens to say it’s done.

And here’s everything I saw while you were away.

Orbi opens wide on its timeline of the last half hour and each agent’s context map. It’s all a demo: nothing is sent anywhere.

Want me somewhere else? Hold me, then drag.

The chat app closes. A pointer holds Orbi’s tab until Orbi lifts, drags it to the right edge of the screen and lets go, and Orbi settles there on its side, then goes back to the top. You can move Orbi on Windows and macOS.

And I’m not alone. Pick the one you like.

Back in space, Orbi’s 62 other looks circle it in four turning rings, from Nebula, Frost and Ember to Snowman and Watermelon, the outer rings fainter. You can wear any of them from Orbi’s look page in the app. Then the camera closes in on Orbi’s horizon, as at the start.