Orbit 0.1.2

Orbit now has a real, built-in browser that the AI agent drives for you — no setup, no separate steps.

Orbit now has a real, built-in browser that the AI agent drives for you — no setup, no separate steps.

It opens itself when the agent needs it. Ask the agent to "open cursor.com" or "go to a site and check something," and a browser tab appears, loads the page, and the agent takes over from there. If nothing is open yet, Orbit opens it automatically — you never have to open the browser first.
No interruptions. The agent can open pages and work in the browser without stopping to ask for permission every step, so tasks flow start to finish.
The agent can see and act on the page. It reads what's on screen and can navigate, click, type, fill forms, scroll, and capture screenshots — across multiple tabs — to get things done.
You can jump in anytime. When the agent is driving a tab, a Take Control button lets you grab the wheel instantly.
Stays signed in. Tabs keep your logins between sessions, so you're not re-authenticating every time.

Browser tabs now render reliably. Fixed a black screen that could appear when opening a browser tab — pages now show up right away.
Smoother agent hand-off to the browser. Opening a page from the agent is now instant and dependable instead of occasionally stalling.
Cleaner chat input. Removed the extra label from the chat toolbar for a tidier, simpler input area.

  curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ashish200729/orbiteditor/main/install.sh | bash

Or download the .dmg from the release, drag Orbit to Applications, then run once:

  xattr -cr /Applications/Orbit.app

(Orbit isn't notarized by Apple yet, so a browser-downloaded .dmg shows a one-time "unverified developer" prompt; the command above clears it.)