Orbitby AgentDock
Orbit by AgentDock

Antigravity,
with somewhere to work.

Orbit turns Antigravity into a desktop workspace for real projects, where the conversation, the files and everything it makes stay together from one session to the next.

Orbit with the Pulse project open. In the session 'Last deployment card', the user asks Antigravity for a release-health chart built from the project's deployment data; Antigravity replies in three sentences, and the chart it produced is previewed in the Artifacts panel.
A real Orbit session.
Why Orbit

Antigravity does the work. Orbit keeps it in orbit.

A real task is never one message. It is a brief, a result, the files that came out of it, and the next request that builds on all three. Orbit keeps that whole thread in one place, so every step starts where the last one finished.

Ask for the real thing.

Brief it the way you would brief a colleague. Antigravity reads the project and does the work; what comes back is the outcome, with the detail folded away until you want it.

A request for a release-health chart, a collapsed line reading 'Edited 1 file, read 2 files', and Antigravity's three-sentence reply naming reports/release-health.svg

Nothing it makes gets lost.

Charts, pages, icons and code stay with the project instead of scrolling away in a chat. Open them in place, or hand them to another session.

Orbit's artifact preview showing the release-health chart Antigravity produced, with an option to reference it in the Pulse dashboard session

Then keep going.

The next request can lean on everything the session already holds: the code, the chart, the decisions behind them. Nothing to re-explain, nothing to paste from another chat.

Orbit's composer holding a follow-up request that refers to the failed deploy shown on the chart
Sessions that last

Built for work that lasts longer than one prompt.

Close Orbit tonight. Open it next week. The project, the conversation and everything Antigravity knew about it are exactly where you left them.

Orbit's sidebar listing the Pulse and Lumen projects with their sessions and when each was last active, beside an open session in Pulse
Models and permissions

Change how it works. Keep the conversation.

A faster model for small edits, more reasoning for a hard bug, or a tighter leash before it touches anything. Switch mid-task and carry on from the same context.

Orbit's model control open above the composer: Gemini models with the default marked, and reasoning effort set to Medium
Orbit's permission control open above the composer, offering Ask first and Bypass permissions, applied from the session's next message
Orbit and Antigravity

Antigravity underneath.
Orbit around it.

Antigravity
Projects
Sessions
Artifacts
Controls

Orbit doesn't replace Antigravity, and it doesn't get between you and it. Antigravity stays the agent, doing the work. Orbit gives each conversation a project, a memory, its controls and a proper desktop to live in.

More on Orbit and Antigravity
Your install, your sign-in
Orbit uses the Antigravity already on your machine. It never asks for keys or credentials.
Real Antigravity conversations
Each session continues the same conversation, so context carries from one turn to the next.
Nothing invented
The models and permission modes in Orbit are the ones Antigravity actually offers.

Work in Orbit.

Give Antigravity a workspace built for the rest of the task.

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