OrbitEditor

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1. Orbit 0.5.3

   27d ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   Orbit 0.5.3 adds a focused Side Chat workflow for working with selected conversation text. Highlights: - Open a Side Chat from selected chat text or the /side command. - Add selected excerpts to the current chat or a separate session-only Side Chat. - Keep Side Chats local to the active workspace without runner or repository selectors. - Preserve drafts and attachments while switching workspace tabs. - Refined selection actions, user-message layout, and checkpoint presentation. macOS downloads: - Apple Silicon: Orbit-0.5.3-darwin-arm64.dmg - Intel: Orbit-0.5.3-darwin-x64.dmg Important macOS no

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2. Orbit 0.5.2

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   Highlights Annotate images before sending Orbit now includes a built-in image markup editor for composer attachments. Open an attached image, draw directly over it, choose from five colors and three stroke sizes, undo or redo changes, and save the annotated image back to your message. The editor is responsive, keyboard-friendly, theme-aware, and supports reduced motion and high-contrast modes. Toolbar and dropdown surfaces are now opaque, so color and stroke controls remain visible across light, dark, transparent, and forced-color themes. Security and privacy hardening This release

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3. Orbit 0.5.1

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   Orbit 0.5.1 Self-hosted Runner and isolated agent project workspaces — plus stability and UI fixes. Self-hosted Runner Run agent tasks on your own machine or server with a self-hosted @orbit/runner daemon. Orbit Editor stays the control UI — create tasks, stream live events, approve permissions, cancel, and reconnect. The runner owns the full agent loop (model calls and tools). Keys stay on the runner. In the chat composer, pick Local or Self-hosted Runner. Local remains the default. - Pair a runner from Settings → Self-hosted Runners with a one-time code and WebSocket URL - S

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4. Orbit 0.5.0

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   Orbit 0.5.0 Self-hosted Runner and isolated agent project workspaces. Self-hosted Runner Run agent tasks on your own machine or server with a self-hosted @orbit/runner daemon. Orbit Editor stays the control UI — create tasks, stream live events, approve permissions, cancel, and reconnect. The runner owns the full agent loop (model calls and tools). Keys stay on the runner. In the chat composer, pick Local or Self-hosted Runner. Local remains the default. - Pair a runner from Settings → Self-hosted Runners with a one-time code and WebSocket URL - Sync Chat BYOK providers to the

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5. Orbit 0.4.1

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   ClinePass — open-weight models through your Cline subscription Use your ClinePass subscription ($9.99/mo) directly in Orbit — no API key, no Orbit backend proxy. Sign in once with your Cline account and pick from 11 curated open-weight coding models. - Sign in with Cline — Settings → Providers → ClinePass - 11 models — GLM 5.2, Kimi K2.7 Code, Kimi K2.6, Kimi K3, DeepSeek V4 Pro/Flash, MiMo V2.5/Pro, MiniMax M3, Qwen 3.7 Max/Plus - Direct to Cline API — streaming, native tools, reasoning - Clear billing signals — 402/429 errors link to your Cline dashboard Orbit Provi

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6. Orbit 0.4.0

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   0.4.0 🚀 Orbit Provider — sign in, pick a model, start coding Orbit Provider is now the first-class way to use Orbit without bringing your own API keys. Sign in with wallet, and Orbit loads the models your account has access to — no key to paste, no extra setup. - GitHub sign-in. Settings → Providers opens with a dedicated Orbit Provider section at the top. Click Sign in with wallet, finish in your browser, and you're back in the editor. Your session stays on your machine. - Live model list. After sign-in, Orbit pulls your available models automatically. Hit **Refres

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7. Orbit 0.3.0

   1mo ago

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   0.3.0 ⚡ Grok through your xAI subscription Sign in to xAI with your SuperGrok or eligible X Premium subscription and use Composer 2.5 and Grok 4.5 directly in Orbit — no xAI API key required. - OAuth sign-in. Add the xAI – SuperGrok Subscription provider in Settings → Providers (or during onboarding) and authenticate in your browser. Orbit stores and refreshes the tokens for you. - Subscription models. Composer 2.5 and Grok 4.5 are available straight from the subscription. If your plan doesn't include Grok API access, Orbit says so and lets you connect an xAI A

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8. Orbit 0.2.2

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   Orbit 0.2.2 — see update/latest.json for auto-update manifest.

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9. Orbit 0.2.1

   1mo ago

   Github Release · Source verified

   Customize hub and Marketplace A new Customize view brings MCP servers, Skills, Subagents, and Rules into one place, with a User (global) and Workspace (this project) scope for each. Open it from the chat-history sidebar, the Command Palette (Orbit: Open Customize), or the settings-gear menu. - Marketplace: browse or search a curated catalog of MCP servers (Context7, Linear, Notion, GitHub, Sentry, Atlassian, Stripe, Playwright, Neon, Canva, Hugging Face, DeepWiki, Globalping, Figma, Brave Search, Slack, Puppeteer, and more) and ready-made Skills (Conventional Commits, PR Description Writer,

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10. Orbit 0.2.0

    1mo ago

    Github Release · Source verified

    Orbit 0.2.0 — see update/latest.json for auto-update manifest.

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11. Orbit 0.1.4

    1mo ago

    Github Release · Source verified

    Orbit 0.1.4 — standalone Agents window (Files, Editor, Changes, Terminal, Browser) + browser white-screen, Changes split-diff, and white-frame/white-sheet paint fixes. See update/latest.json for the auto-update manifest.

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12. Orbit 0.1.3

    2mo ago

    Github Release · Source verified

    Orbit 0.1.3 — macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel) & Windows (x64 + ARM64) 🔒 Plan mode safety Plan mode no longer lets the agent edit files or run shell commands after presenting a plan unless you explicitly click Build. StrReplace, Write, and Shell were previously reachable through guard gaps; those paths are now blocked at both the tool-policy and runtime layers. ✨ Tool approval redesign Tool approval cards (shell, edits, AskQuestion, and more) now use a compact Skip · Always Run · Run button cluster aligned with the rest of Orbit's UI — clearer actions, tighter headers, and the

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13. Orbit 0.1.2

    2mo ago

    Github Release · Source verified

    Orbit 0.1.2 🌐 A browser your agent can actually use 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 a site or check something online, and a browser tab appears, loads the page, and the agent takes over from there. - No interruptions. The agent can navigate, click, type, fill forms, scroll, and take screenshots across tabs without asking for permission every step. - You can jump in anytime. When the agent is driving a tab, Take Control lets you grab the

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14. Orbit v0.1.1

    2mo ago

    Github Release · Source verified

    Orbit v0.1.1 What's new /design slash command A new design-focused slash command is available in chat. Open the / menu, pick design, describe what you want improved, and send — the agent receives production-grade UI guidance injected into your message. The /design command helps the agent: - Read your target files, styles, and existing components before changing anything - Ship real code changes (not mockups or vague suggestions) - Hit a clear quality bar: contrast, hierarchy, spacing, interaction states, responsive layout, keyboard accessibility, and reduced-motion support -

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15. Orbit v0.1.0 (Beta)

    2mo ago

    Github Release · Source verified

    Orbit Editor v0.1.0 (Beta) This is an early beta release. Expect rough edges — please open an issue if you hit one. Install (macOS — Apple Silicon and Intel) Recommended — one-line install (no Gatekeeper warning): curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ashish200729/orbiteditor/main/install.sh | bash This installs Orbit straight into /Applications via curl, which never tags the app with macOS's com.apple.quarantine flag — so it launches with no Gatekeeper prompt, on any Mac, with no Apple Developer ac

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Down 91.3% from the Dawnscan-tracked high, with 12 verified update(s) since.

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• https://orbiteditorai.com/Unverified
• https://www.orbiteditorai.com/docsOfficial
• https://www.orbiteditorai.com/docs#orbit-providerOfficial
• https://github.com/ashish200729/orbiteditorOfficial
• https://x.com/orbiteditorUnverified

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