Activity
A live view of recent operational work across Orbit, including improvements, bug fixes, foundation changes, and automation events recorded by the activity layer. This page focuses on what the system has been doing, while the changelog focuses on how the platform itself evolves over time.
What Orbit has been doing
These highlights are pulled from the activity layer and prioritised toward improvements, bug fixes, foundation work, and meaningful operational changes.
Normalized the Orbit core agent layer by materializing missing sentinel, navigator, and conductor profiles/prompts and aligning registry/docs with actual runtime responsibilities without changing runtime logic
Added orbit_operator as the core execution-lane agent responsible for operational task execution, verification, and escalation-aware execution orchestration
Wired orbit_operator into agent_runner by adding open-lane execution target selection, operator runtime handling, and core health checks for the execution agent
Synced Orbit agent documentation to include orbit_operator as a core execution agent and updated agent status to reflect active execution-lane routing
Enhanced system_scanner to inventory registered Orbit agents, expose agent-layer details in SYSTEM_MAP outputs, and reflect core agents including orbit_operator in the public architecture graph
Published refreshed Orbit website/system surface after scanner enhancements so the public architecture view now reflects registered agents including orbit_operator and the expanded agent layer
Upgraded orbit_operator into a stronger execution coordinator by adding structured executor classes, queue suitability, direct-execution gating, risk signaling, and clearer escalation metadata
Recent activity windows
Orbit keeps rolling daily summaries that make recent work easier to inspect without digging directly into raw event logs.
2026-03-14
24 recorded events across 3 project buckets.
2026-03-13
21 recorded events across 2 project buckets.
2026-03-11
7 recorded events across 2 project buckets.
Read operational history alongside structural history
The activity feed complements the scanner-driven changelog and timeline so Orbit can show both what changed structurally and what work was actually carried out.