What Orbit does
Orbit is being built to help Mack see what matters, connect information across the tools he uses, and carry out repeatable work with clear limits. Its capabilities are broad, but they are not unlimited or equally complete.
Status: verification pending
Communication
Orbit can bring supported email, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Discord conversations into a common view while preserving the service, account, and conversation they came from. It can help sort what deserves attention, prepare replies, and apply the review rules for that destination.
Connected does not mean permission to send. Coverage varies by service.Status: verification pending
Planning
Objectives, calendars, notes, deadlines, and activity can be viewed as parts of the same situation. Orbit can help turn a complicated project into visible decisions and steps without deciding what the project means on Mack’s behalf.
Calendar changes and external commitments keep their own approval rules.Status: verification pending
Creative work
Orbit can help organize references, production notes, assets, revisions, and delivery requirements across music, design, video, animation, writing, and software work. Generative tools may be used deliberately, but the concept, direction, selection, and final responsibility remain human.
A generated option is material for judgment, not automatic authorship or approval.Status: verification pending
Computer use
Where supported and enabled, Orbit can inspect or operate applications and browser pages on the workstation. This lets it complete practical processes instead of only describing what a person could click.
Access depends on the active session, registered capability, and permission. Protected actions retain their boundaries.Status: verification pending
Files & storage
Orbit can work with enrolled local drives and supported cloud accounts, help locate material, and prepare or carry out reviewed transfers. It distinguishes being able to see a drive from being allowed to write to it.
File operations use bounded locations and verification; uncertain transfers are not casually repeated.Status: verification pending
Memory & knowledge
Orbit can save preferences, procedures, and project context, then retrieve the relevant pieces later. This means retrieving saved information, rather than training the underlying model on each conversation.
Saved information remains subject to its profile, audience, and removal controls.Status: verification pending
Security
Orbit records scoped access, blocked requests, local observations, and important gaps. It can show where protection is active, partial, stale, or unavailable instead of treating a missing reading as proof of safety.
Current monitoring is partial and does not replace dedicated endpoint protection.Status: verification pending
Development
Orbit is developed through versioned changes, checks, review, recoverable installation, and feedback from real use. A feature is not treated as complete merely because someone wrote code or described an intention.
Planned work stays separate from installed, verified behavior.Availability
The cards describe Orbit’s areas of support. Verification pending means this guide does not yet have a current check confirming the full description. It does not mean the feature is unavailable.
As features are confirmed, each card can distinguish what works now, what is partial, and what remains in development.