Orbit 0.1.4

🪟 The Agents window — a full workspace, popped out

Orbit now has a dedicated Agents window you can open alongside the editor: a standalone workspace where the AI agent has its own room to work. It's built as five columns you can move between fluidly:

• Files — a live file tree of your project, so you can see what the agent is touching without leaving the window.
• Editor — a real code editor pane for opening and reading files the agent references.
• Changes — a full Git view showing exactly what the agent changed, now with a clean side-by-side split diff so additions and deletions line up the way you expect.
• Terminal — an integrated terminal in the same window, so commands and their output stay next to the work.
• Browser — the agent-driven browser (from 0.1.2) available right inside the Agents window.

Everything lives in one detachable window with a Cursor-style column layout, so you can watch the agent think, edit, run, and browse — all in one place — while your main editor stays uncluttered.

🐛 Fixes

• Browser view white screen — fixed a blank white page that could appear when the integrated browser opened; pages now paint immediately.
• Changes split-diff layout — the Changes tab's side-by-side diff now lays out correctly instead of collapsing or overlapping columns.
• White-frame flash on window open — the Agents window no longer shows a stale white frame before its content paints. Cross-document node adoption was skipping the initial compositor raster; the shell now forces a fresh paint once both the native chrome and React content are mounted.
• White-sheet tooltip bug — fixed a case where the tooltip layer could promote to an opaque white compositor layer and blank the main window; the tooltip container is now sized 0×0 with pointer-events disabled so it can never cover the UI.

macOS install

• Recommended (no Gatekeeper warning):

  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.)