# Orbit AGI Documentation

- [Orbit AI Documentation: Platform, Privacy, and Advertising](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/welcome-to-orbit-agi-labs-documentation.md): Welcome to Orbit AI documentation. Explore the AI platform, Pulsar models, privacy controls, advertising tools, developer APIs, and engineering resources.
- [Orbit AI: AI Chat, Workspaces, and Automations](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/product-overview.md): Orbit AI is a browser app with desktop and mobile clients for AI chat, voice, workspaces, automations, history, billing, and developer tools.
- [Get Started with Orbit AI](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/getting-started.md): Create an Orbit AI account, verify your email, complete the seven-step onboarding, sign in with MFA, reset your password, and open the dashboard.
- [Chat and manage conversation history in Orbit AI](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/using/chat-and-history.md): Learn how to start or continue a chat, use attachments, voice, image and artifact generation, stop generation, and find or manage conversations from your history.
- [Workspaces and automations in Orbit AI](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/using/workspaces-and-automations.md): Switch workspaces, create or join via invite, and understand current project, agent, and automation availability.
- [Orbit AI Settings: Profile, Security, Plans, and Preferences](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/using/settings.md): Navigate Orbit AI Settings with search and deep links. Manage your profile, security, plans, appearance, voice, model access, and account deletion.
- [Manage your Orbit AI account, profile, and billing](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/using/account-and-billing.md): Update your profile, manage plans and Stripe-backed billing, redeem access codes, save settings changes, and delete your account safely.
- [Orbit AI Task Recipes: Step-by-Step Common Workflows](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/using/task-recipes.md): Follow practical, step-by-step recipes for planning projects, explaining files, keeping work organized, reporting bugs, and approving device actions in Orbit AI.
- [Use Orbit AI on desktop and mobile devices](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/using/desktop-and-mobile.md): Access Orbit AI via browser, PWA, Electron desktop, and Capacitor mobile apps. Learn how updates, Pro Pulsar, and sidebar preferences work across platforms.
- [Orbit AI Privacy Overview: Ads, Analytics, and Data](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/privacy/overview.md): Learn how Orbit AI handles privacy: opt-in personalized ads and analytics, essential analytics that cannot be disabled, consent history, and what data is never used for advertising.
- [How Orbit AI Stores and Protects Your Data](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/privacy/data-security.md): Learn where your Orbit AI data lives, how it is protected, and what happens when you request account deletion.
- [Manage Your Orbit AI Ad and Analytics Preferences](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/privacy/manage-ad-preferences.md): Opt in or out of personalized advertising and product analytics, inspect and reset your interests, or delete your advertising profile from Orbit AI privacy settings.
- [How Sponsored Content Appears in Orbit AI](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/privacy/sponsored-content.md): Understand when and why you see sponsored content in Orbit AI, how it is labeled and capped, and how to stop personalized ads while keeping your account functional.
- [App Routes and Navigation Reference](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/reference/routes.md): Complete reference of Orbit app routes grouped by access level: public, signed-in, role-restricted admin and staff, and compatibility redirects.
- [Troubleshooting Common Orbit Issues](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/reference/troubleshooting.md): Step-by-step recovery for startup errors, sign-in problems, chat failures, billing issues, desktop updates, and other common symptoms in Orbit.
- [Orbit Glossary of Terms and Concepts](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/reference/glossary.md): Definitions for Orbit terms including workspace, entitlement, thread, access code, sponsored content, personalized ads, MFA, and Edge Functions.
- [Orbit AI company overview](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/overview.md): Orbit AI is an emerging technology initiative building an integrated AI workspace, model research, developer APIs, and agent-based workflows for useful, controllable AI.
- [Identity and purpose](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/identity-and-purpose.md): Orbit AI's identity, mission, long-term vision, and core principles for building a modular, practical, and accountable AI platform.
- [The problem Orbit addresses](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/the-problem.md): AI tools are fragmented across disconnected services, creating friction, weak continuity, limited actionability, unclear boundaries, and difficulty evaluating quality.
- [Product ecosystem](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/product-ecosystem.md): Orbit's product family includes the AI Workspace, Pulsar models, developer platform, agents, integrations, devices, and documentation as connected components.
- [Orbit AI Workspace](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/workspace.md): The Orbit AI Workspace combines a conversational interface with structured capabilities for projects, files, tools, and outputs to help users start tasks and understand AI actions clearly.
- [Pulsar Models](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/pulsar.md): Pulsar is the intended name for Orbit's model-development direction, covering the full model lifecycle from data preparation through evaluation and serving.
- [Agents and Automation](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/agents.md): Orbit's agent direction is based on bounded autonomy, where agents act only within explicitly granted permissions, resources, and task scope across multiple steps.
- [Developer platform and API](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/developer-platform.md): The Orbit Developer Platform gives developers stable access to Orbit capabilities through documented APIs, secure key management, predictable schemas, and clear versioning policies.
- [Integrations and extensibility](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/integrations.md): An integrated workspace becomes more useful when it can work with tools people already use. Every integration expands the platform's attack surface and data-handling responsibilities.
- [Robotics and intelligent devices](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/robotics.md): Orbit's physical-systems direction is a long-term research concept exploring interfaces between AI software, sensors, embedded computers, actuators, and human operators.
- [Technical architecture](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/technical-architecture.md): Orbit's software architecture separates user experience, orchestration, model execution, integrations, data services, and operational controls. This section describes each layer and its responsibilities.
- [Research and development](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/research-and-development.md): Orbit's research program turns broad ambition into small, testable questions. Research is most useful when a result can be reproduced, compared with a baseline, and used to make a decision.
- [Safety, security, and control](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/safety-and-security.md): Safety and security should be treated as product requirements, not as a paragraph added after the feature ships. This section covers threat modeling, defense in depth, dangerous actions, controls, testing, incident response, and responsible release.
- [Privacy and data governance](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/privacy-and-data-governance.md): Users should understand what information Orbit receives, why it is processed, where it is stored, and what controls they have. The exact commitments must match the system's actual technical and contractual behavior.
- [Reliability and operations](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/reliability-and-operations.md): A platform that works only in a carefully staged demo is not yet a dependable service. Reliability requires explicit service objectives, monitoring, recovery plans, and honest communication.
- [Design philosophy](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/design-philosophy.md): Orbit's visual identity should communicate precision, intelligence, and restraint. It should feel like a serious engineering institution rather than a temporary collection of glowing cards.
- [Company structure and culture](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/structure-and-culture.md): Orbit's organization should grow according to actual workload, not according to how impressive a department chart looks. Early-stage work usually requires people to cover multiple responsibilities.
- [Business model](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/business-model.md): Orbit may explore a combination of subscriptions, usage-based developer access, enterprise services, and future device-related offerings. The final model should be driven by user value, sustainable unit economics, and transparent terms.
- [Roadmap and delivery principles](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/roadmap.md): The roadmap should be a sequence of evidence-based stages rather than a promise that every ambitious idea will ship on a fixed date. The following phases are a planning framework, not a statement of completed work.
- [Measuring progress](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/measuring-progress.md): Metrics should reflect actual user outcomes and system behavior. Vanity metrics may be useful as context, but they cannot establish product quality on their own.
- [Risks and limitations](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/risks-and-limitations.md): Orbit's ambition spans several technically demanding fields. A serious plan acknowledges the constraints rather than treating them as footnotes.
- [Public communications policy](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/communications-policy.md): Orbit's public identity should be ambitious without becoming misleading. A consistent communications policy protects users, developers, partners, and the company itself.
- [Orbit AI glossary of terms](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/glossary.md): A reference of key terms used across Orbit AI documentation, including definitions for agents, connectors, inference, model routers, and more.
- [Closing statement](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/company/closing-statement.md): Orbit AI is built around a long-term proposition that advanced intelligence should become useful through carefully engineered systems, not remain trapped in isolated demonstrations.
- [Orbit Audience Engine: Privacy-First Advertising Overview](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/overview.md): Learn how Orbit Audience Engine delivers ads while protecting user privacy. Understand the end-to-end flow, what advertisers can access, and how organizations work.
- [Create and Manage Campaigns with Audience Targeting](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/campaigns-and-targeting.md): Set up campaigns, creatives, budgets, and targeting in Orbit Audience Engine. Learn about segment vs contextual targeting, frequency caps, and moderation.
- [How Orbit Selects Ads: Auction Mechanics Explained](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/ad-auction.md): Understand how select_ad picks the winning ad in Orbit Audience Engine. Learn about eligibility filters, ranking, row locks, rendering, and future relevance.
- [Advertising Billing: Micros, Charge Points, and Ledger](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/billing.md): Understand Orbit's micros money model, CPM/CPC/CPA charge points, transactional billing, fraud handling, and the advertiser ledger system.
- [Advertising API Overview: Auth, Actions, and Idempotency](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/api/overview.md): Learn how to use the Orbit Advertising API Edge Function. Covers authentication models, CORS, security rules, idempotency, and the two supported actions.
- [Track Ad Clicks with the Advertising API](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/api/click-tracking.md): Use the Advertising API click action to track eligible clicks. Learn about token validation, fraud detection, CPC charging, and safe redirects.
- [Report Conversions with the Advertising API](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/advertisers/api/conversions.md): Use the Advertising API conversion action to report CPA events. Learn about authentication, body fields, duplicate handling, and charging.
- [Orbit AI App Architecture: Frontend, Backend, and Deployment](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/app-architecture.md): How the Orbit AI app is structured from React frontend through Supabase backend to Cloudflare and Electron deployment. Covers routing, persistence, native wrappers, and access model.
- [Orbit AI Local Development Setup and Commands](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/local-development.md): Set up the Orbit AI development environment: prerequisites, local browser launch, required secrets, build commands, and common setup failures.
- [Orbit Platform Transformation Audit Summary](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/platform-audit.md): Summary of the 2026-09-26 Orbit platform transformation audit: stack, routes, components, database, security, AI status, duplicate findings, and recommended migration order.
- [Workspace Analytics Architecture, Events, and Security](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/analytics.md): Workspace analytics architecture for the Orbit Vite/React SPA and Supabase backend: events, aggregation, database schema, security, and not-yet-implemented items.
- [Audience Engine Architecture: Data Flow and Trust Boundaries](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/architecture.md): How Orbit Audience Engine routes requests from React surfaces through Supabase to PostgreSQL functions and the advertising-api Edge Function with deterministic policy enforcement.
- [Audience Engine Data Model: Migrations, RLS, and Maintenance](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/data-model.md): Database migrations, row-level security, advertiser policies, indexes, and the audience_engine_maintenance routine that powers Orbit Audience Engine.
- [Orbit Control Architecture and Threat Model](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/orbit-control.md): Orbit Control trust boundaries, data flow, threats, controls, and the capability/risk matrix that governs device-bound command execution.
- [Orbit Control Operations, Deployment, and Release Gates](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/orbit-control-operations.md): Operational procedures for Orbit Control: environment variables, deployment steps, rollback, incident response, retention defaults, and the pre-release checklist.
- [Control Center Console: Sections, Guards, and Data Loading](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/control-center.md): How Orbit Control Center organizes admin sections, loads data with TanStack Query, and keeps authorization on the server with narrow RPCs and protected fallbacks.
- [Role-Based Access Control: app_role and Platform Permissions](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/rbac.md): How Orbit enforces roles with app_role and platform permissions, protects the admin role, and prevents self-demotion through admin_change_user_role.
- [Moderation Edge Function: Auth, Enforcement, and Revocation](https://documentation.orbitdev.org/engineering/moderation.md): How the moderation Edge Function authenticates requests, resolves admin roles server-side, validates input, and handles warnings, bans, and batch revocation.

## Optional

- [Orbit Website](https://www.orbitdev.org)
- [Research](https://www.orbitdev.org/Routes/research)


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