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Shared memory
Hire AI agents that come with tools wired in, no API keys, no setup. Shared memory means every agent builds from one source of truth, and you watch them work from one place.
Claude knows part of the plan, ChatGPT knows another part, and your notes hold the rest. Nothing is in sync, and you are the one who knows where everything is.
You brief the agent, it does the job, and next session it has forgotten all of it. You paste the same context again and again.
The agents work on their own, but moving outputs between them and chasing follow-ups still lands on you. That is the work an agent OS is meant to take off your plate.
Orbit is the layer that sits between you and your AI workforce — so context, credentials, and decisions never have to be re-explained.
Orbit connects over MCP, so Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and Gemini can all use the same memory.
Pick ready-to-run agents from the marketplace, or describe a goal and build your own with the agent builder.
Agents run with your shared memory and report back to one place, so you spend your time on decisions instead of glue work.
“I get a 70% acceptance rate and a 41% reply rate.”
“I wake up to 20 qualified conversations daily on LinkedIn.”
A solopreneur usually starts with one of three things. A chatbot that answers one conversation and forgets it. A notes app or template that organises tasks but leaves the AI starting cold. Or a set of automations that run fixed steps and cannot use judgment.
An agent OS is the layer that ties them together. Every agent shares one memory, comes with the tools for its job, and reports to one place. You stay in charge of the decisions, and the agents run with you.
See how shared memory works, browse the agent marketplace, read Orbit for solo founders, or see how one founder runs a company on Orbit. The guide How to manage multiple AI agents as a solo founder goes deeper on the day to day.
Choose agents, watch them work. Orbit is the agent OS that runs with you, for a company of one.