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A workspace for people + AI

Move work forward.
Keep the whole picture.

Orion brings plans, people, AI agents and evidence into one workspace, so you can guide a project from a clear brief to a reviewed result.

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A clear next step. A place for your judgment.

ORION / PROJECT PULSEProduct preview

Your projects, in perspective

What needs me?

Website refresh · Illustrative project

A decision for you

Choose the launch scope

The brief needs a decision on what belongs in the first release.

Next stepCompare the scope options with the project owner.
Current work
Homepage draft in review
Completed milestone
Project brief agreed
Deployment
No release evidence yet
Illustrative content, not live workspace data.

The work. The context. The next decision.

Meet Project Pulse

Every project has a story.
See where yours stands.

Start with the questions that matter: What needs my attention? What is moving? What happened, and what comes next?

Bring the answers together around each project. Follow a record to the work and evidence behind it, with gaps and unknowns kept visible.

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Explore Project Pulse

One job. Eight clear steps.

Try an illustrative job. Every state below is an example, not live workspace data.

Website refresh / illustrative jobRunning checks · example

Make project progress easier to follow.

Example evidence: an in-progress CI check for this job. No owner action is needed in this example.

Source: example check runIllustrative observation only

CI · Checks running

In this example, a current check-run observation explicitly reports running checks for this version. Passing tests would not establish independent review.

Responsible in this exampleCI runner
Exact next step

Wait for the check result, then inspect the independent review.

The satin finish illustrates confirmed activity. Real work stays neutral when the available evidence cannot establish that it is running. Selection is not progress, and these controls cannot run or approve work.

What you can do with Orion

Give the moving parts
a place to come together.

For the planning, building and follow-through
that happen between an idea and a result.

Turn an idea into a brief.

Capture the goal, scope and acceptance criteria. Keep the reason for the work close to the work itself.

Connect the work.

Organize tasks, people and AI agents around a project. Use authorized connections where they are available in your workspace.

Find the next decision.

Review blockers and human handoffs in context. Look for the cause, the responsible person and the next action; keep missing information visible.

Keep useful context.

Bring project knowledge, decisions, work records and resource evidence together so the next step starts with what you already know.

From intention to outcome

A clear path.
Room for human judgment.

Work can pause, change direction, or need help.
The next step should still be understandable.

  1. Start with a clear brief.

    Describe the outcome, the boundaries, and what a good result looks like. Give the work a shared starting point.

  2. Coordinate the work.

    Bring people, agents and authorized connections around the project. Keep the context and the next step together.

  3. Check. Then review.

    Follow the evidence from the work. Automated tests and independent review answer different questions; both deserve a clear place.

  4. Make the release decision.

    Keep owner approval in the release process. Track merge and deployment separately, then look for evidence of what actually shipped.

Connected automation, with a place for people. A human handoff can be the right next step. It should explain what is needed and where to continue.

Clarity earns confidence

Know what the evidence says.
And what it doesn’t.

A useful project view makes the source, timing and limits of a record understandable. You should be able to tell a recorded result from something that still needs checking.

Tests & independent review
Passing checks and a reviewer’s judgment are separate pieces of evidence.
Merge & deployment
Code being merged does not establish that a release is live.
Recent, stale & unknown
Old contact does not prove a worker stopped. Missing evidence stays unknown.

A few useful answers

Before you begin.

What is Orion?

Orion is a workspace for coordinating projects with people and AI agents. It brings briefs, tasks, context and evidence together so you can understand the work and guide its next step.

What can run automatically?

That depends on the connections, permissions and workflows configured for your workspace. A connection does not grant unlimited authority. Work that needs a person should surface a handoff or decision.

Does a completed task mean it has been released?

No. A work record, passing tests, independent review, owner approval, merge and deployment describe different events. Look for the evidence for the step you care about.

Is the project preview above live?

No. It is an illustration of the Project Pulse direction. It contains no customer data, live status or operational controls. Sign in to see the views available in your workspace.

Start with one clear next step

Bring your next project
into the picture.

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