Orbi / the agent platform

A place for your
AI co-workers.

Give each agent a useful role. Work with it in a conversation that stays put. Equip it for the job, then come back as the work develops.

Channels & continuity

The job has a home.

Orbi is built on the OpenBot co-worker platform. A standing role gives an agent its purpose. Its conversation keeps the context in one place.

  • Named agents with clear responsibilities
  • Skills matched to the work
  • A conversation you can revisit

Shared channels across accounts are being explored; they are not a current Orbi360 collaboration promise.

Orbi channel conversation with a follow-up and a meeting confirmation awaiting approval
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Computer workspaces

Equip the agent
to do the work.

Some tasks need more than text. A computer you configure for the agent gives it a browser, files and production tools, so the job can end in a real file.

Documents, analysis and video each need the right tools, and a person to review the result.

See the proposed workflows

Configuration required Optional. Actions on that computer have their own rules and their own record, separate from the Orbi360 gateway.

Orbi conversation beside a computer workspace showing a live browser screen and a reviewable result
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Specialists with a purpose

Choose the responsibility.
Then the tools.

The library gives each agent a decision to own and a result to hand you. Turn on only the roles that earn a place in the way you work.

Evidence Clerk

Checks whether a claim is supported and preserves the source trail.

House Press

Turns an approved blueprint into a document you can review and edit.

Commitment Ledger

Compares what was agreed with the evidence of progress.

Explore all 23 specialist designs

Your organisation / a consistent standard

Your methods.
Built into the work.

A reusable role becomes useful through your brand, your templates, your standards for sources, and the tools you approve. Each person keeps their own limit on access.

What you set up

Brand & voice
Identity, typography, tone and approved examples
Methods & evidence
Claims rules, metric definitions and checklists
Assets & templates
Read-only masters; a separate output workspace
Tools and authority
The tools you turn on, where work may go, and where a person reviews

Brand settings live in the skills and assets on the deployment, not only in the look of the console. Updating a skill does not turn a tool on.

Same role / different permitted context

Illustrative Today each person is set up on their own. Keeping later changes to instructions in sync across the team is still a development direction.

Orbi does the work

The OpenBot runtime holds the role and the conversation. A computer you configure gives the agent files, a browser and a shell.

Orbi360 sets the limit

It decides what may be read, what each person and client may receive, which memory has been reviewed, and it keeps a receipt for each release. Computer actions need their own rules and their own record.

You keep authority

One organisation for each gateway. Check who can open a conversation, a browser session and a file, especially before you turn on a personal agent.

Make it useful

Start with one co-worker.

Choose a standing role, the permitted sources and a result worth reviewing.

A design, not an agent already installed
Orbi360 console
Orbi360 development console
Your deployment brief

Start with a useful job.

No form data is submitted. Download or copy your brief, then share it through the contact page.

Nothing is sent to a server.

Open contact page to share your brief