Stop guessing what Claude, Codex or your custom agents actually did. Orbit logs every run with the context it read, the tools it called, the files it touched, and the artifacts it shipped — traced by date, searchable, diff-able.
The chat says 'Done.' The repo has 12 new files. Which prompt caused which change? Nobody knows. You end up re-reading diffs to guess.
Claude wrote it, Codex reviewed it, an automation deployed it — and by Monday you're reverse-engineering your own weekend.
You want to know why an agent decided to touch that file three days ago. Your only tool is scrollback. Context is already gone.
Orbit is the layer that sits between you and your AI workforce — so context, credentials, and decisions never have to be re-explained.
Point Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP-compatible client at Orbit. Nothing else to instrument — the trace is captured at the protocol layer.
Your agents keep working. Orbit records the context they read, the tools they called, and the artifacts they produced into the Vault.
Open the dashboard, pick a date, pick an agent — read exactly what happened. Replay a step, diff an output, or hand the trace to a teammate.
“I went from juggling six Claude tabs to running a five-agent workforce out of one Orbit dashboard. Context never gets lost again.”
“Onboarding used to mean a 90-minute Loom. Now new hires just open Orbit — every decision, brand asset and customer note is already there.”
Orbit gives developers the observability layer AI coding tools forgot to build — contextual, traceable, and always on.