Orbi

Orbi is an open-source, self-hostable AI software factory. File a GitHub issue and Orbi refines the requirement, writes the code, runs the tests, opens a PR with independent AI review, fixes it until approved, merges and deploys. No database, everything lives in GitHub Issues.

Orbi automates software delivery from GitHub Issues to tagged releases. It takes an ai-ready Issue, writes code, arranges an independent review, repairs issues found during review, and merges the approved change before following the repository’s release process. The product is designed to carry work through the steps after code is written, rather than act as an editor that assists while someone types. Self-hosted Orbi is open source and free; Managed Cloud offers paid plans after three free deliveries. A user labels a GitHub Issue ai-ready, and Orbi picks it up and writes code in an isolated worktree. A separate Orbi session checks the pull request against the Issue’s acceptance criteria, can change the code, and reruns the suite. Once reviewed, the exact approved commit merges, and Orbi tags the release. Delivery records such as Issues, pull requests, labels, and run IDs support recovery after restarts. Self-hosted users provide a model endpoint or local model; Cloud users authorize GitHub access. Orbi is for developers and teams that want AI agents to carry repository work from GitHub Issues through review, merge, and release. The page describes it as an alternative to editor-focused tools: it works when nobody is typing and uses an independent session that can repair code, not just comment on it. Users can self-host on their own machine or server, bring their own model, or use Managed Cloud.