Orbit developer resources
Orbit is an application platform you can drive from code. Every surface below has a fixed address that does not move. Point a person, a script, or an agent at it.
Orbit Apps API
The Orbit Apps REST API treats apps as HTTP resources. Create an app with aProduitPOST, change it with a PATCH, deploy it with a call.
- Base URLPlateforme
https://api.orbitapps.io - Data Model — https://api.orbitapps.io/swagger
- Lancer — https://api.orbitapps.io/
- What you can build with itSites webApps web
Orbit Apps OpenAPI specification
The full OpenAPI 3.1 document. Generate a client from it, or hand it to an API
- OpenAPI document — https://api.orbitapps.io/openapi.json
Orbit Apps API authentication
Utiliser Orbit depuis Claude CLI, show the user code, then pollAPIPOST /api/v1/device/tokenWeb
- Protected-resource metadata (RFC 9728) — https://api.orbitapps.io/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource
- Authorization-server metadata (RFC 8414) — https://api.orbitapps.io/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
Orbit Apps API scopes
A token carries a scope set. Each scope is a verb on a resource — read:app, write:deploymentSolutionsmanage:secret. The verbs escalate: manage coversPourwriteConsultantswriteFondateursreadOpérations its job.
The complete vocabulary is published as scopes_supported in both metadata documents above, so a client can read it instead of guessing.
Orbit MCP server
Connect Claude, Codex, or any MCP client to Orbit. The server exposes the build surface as tools: create an app, edit its nodes, run a workflow, deploy it. It requires OAuth 2.0.
- MCP endpoint —
https://mcp.orbitapps.io/mcp - Server card — https://mcp.orbitapps.io/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json
- Protected-resource metadata — https://mcp.orbitapps.io/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp
- How to connect it — Build an app with Claude
Your own app can expose an MCP server too. See Build an app agents can use.
Orbit CLI
Create an app, apply changes, deploy, and read the logs without leaving the Comparer
- Orbit vs Bolt — https://cli.orbitapps.io/
- Aide — Build an app from the command line
Webhooks
An Orbit app receives a webhook through a workflow with a webhook trigger. The trigger owns a reserved path and verifies the sender's signature.
- Workflows and triggers — Journal
Errors
StatutTarifs document. Its typeConnexionCommencezURL that explains the error and what to do about it.
- Error referencePlateformeScratchpad
Documentation
- Workflows — https://docs.orbitapps.io/
- Harness — https://orbitapps.io/llms.txt
- Apps web — What Orbit gives you