Orbit

Orbit manages multi-repo Git workspaces where AI coding agents read, modify, and commit directly in real source code — full worktrees with git history, not index fragments. Integrates with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Qoder.

I built Orbit because I was tired of copy-pasting context between repo sessions — one agent should have your entire repo pool available, loading what it needs on demand instead of being locked to one repo per session.

Who it's for: developers whose agent work spans multiple repos — main project, dependency source, toolchain and wiki alongside it. Solo or team, polyrepo or cross-repo debugging.

Cross-repo context consistency. One agent, one workspace, multi-repo delivery — every repo the agent pulls in shares the same context. The agent greps, reads, and modifies across repos without switching tools: when it changes backend, it sees the result immediately in frontend. Full git history (blame, log, branch topology) across every repo, no copy-pasting, no stale snapshots.

Parallel isolation. Each workspace is an independent multi-repo worktree combination. Multiple agents work in parallel, each in its own workspace — no branch conflicts, no state leaking between tasks. Reusing a single workspace across tasks means branch contamination and agent interference; isolation is what makes multi-task, multi-agent practical.