Orrery is a premium agentic code editor centered on Nexus: open a workspace, pick a model route, send a task, watch the run stream, then review usage, proof, and safety receipts before you accept anything.
Arbiter, DeepSeek API, and Doubleword credits — choose hosted routes per workspace and task.
Beta software. Agent output can be wrong or unsafe; keep backups and review changes before running or shipping them.
Nexus is the daily control surface: recent workspaces on the left, the active run in the center, and files, model route, agent details, proof, and usage on the right. It is built to make the common path obvious without hiding the review trail.
The default flow is deliberately small: open a workspace, choose a route, send a prompt, watch the visible progress stream, then inspect summary, changed-file metadata, usage, and safety receipts. Deeper controls live in Nexus Settings.
Start from the project folder you want Orrery to work in. Empty folders can be initialized as new workspaces.
Use subscription-hosted DeepSeek API, Doubleword, or Arbiter routes. Arbiter appears as a beta hosted coding route for eligible subscribers.
Nexus prepares workspace metadata, runs a safety check, and starts a registered agent when the route is ready.
Use proof, boundary, usage, and final summaries to decide whether to keep, revise, or discard the result.
Orrery can make mistakes, and generated code may be insecure, incomplete, or unsuitable for your project. The product is designed to keep work reviewable: scope checks, permission gates, model-route labels, proof summaries, and usage receipts stay visible where supported.
Preview setup before subscribing, then run agents through Orrery Cloud. Pro, Max, and Ultra add hosted DeepSeek API, Doubleword, and Arbiter credits plus managed connector automation.
Orrery shows plans, tool activity, test output, review receipts, and usage data in one place. The log helps you audit the work, but it is not a substitute for your own review and backups.
Launches can record workspace scope, route state, permissions, and basic setup risk before work starts.
Ask about the project and Orrery can search code by meaning, not just keywords, with @codebase.
Workspace memory is explicit and editable, so past decisions can be reused without turning every chat into hidden context.
Register local agents and connector-backed agents, then keep daily controls in Nexus and deeper setup in Settings.
Use MCP and local tools where configured, while keeping raw source and keys out of cloud metadata by default.
Track proof quality, usage, failures, and route behavior as tasks and models change.
Plugs into other editors and agents through open, standard protocols.
Use model-aware effort and cost presets to keep routine work lean and deeper work deliberate.
Runs can show model route, usage, and cost receipts so paid credits are easier to track.
Budget presets and route labels help you choose the right hosted-credit path for the job.
Group workspaces, agents, routes, runbooks, and approvals into reusable operating contexts.
Orrery is premium from first start. Preview Nexus, open a workspace, and configure routes before subscribing; Pro, Max, and Ultra unlock agent runs, hosted credits, cloud features, managed connectors, proof vaults, and usage receipts subject to beta availability and provider limits.
Premium individual agent work with hosted credits and Nexus operations.
Bigger hosted-credit pools for daily multi-agent work.
The largest hosted-credit pools and cloud automation capacity.
Paid tiers are monthly subscriptions billed in advance via Stripe and renew automatically until canceled. Credits reset each billing month and do not roll over. Hosted model prompts are proxied through Orrery Cloud to provider APIs. Beta features, routes, quotas, and providers may change or be unavailable. Agent output is not guaranteed. Legacy local access is honored for existing buyers, but it is no longer sold and does not include hosted credits or cloud features. See Terms and Privacy.
Get Orrery, choose a route, and keep the run reviewable from the first prompt.