Orbit Console Features

Orbit Console is the control plane of the Orbit Framework.
It gives developers and administrators the tools to register, test, secure, and publish agents, without replacing your existing stack.

What You Get with Orbit Console

Centralized Agent Registry — A single source of truth for all agents (HTTP endpoints, Bedrock-native, repo-based, or Orbit-hosted prototypes).
Unified Playground — Test any agent with a normalized interface and view outputs in Orbit Flow.
Governance — RBAC, policy enforcement, audit logs, and usage tracking.
Publishing Path — Validate and publish agents into the Agent Marketplace or make them available in Orbit Cloud/Hosted.
Integration Hub — Connect agents to SaaS apps, databases, Bedrock KBs, and guardrails with centralized credential management.

Core Feature: Orbit Flow in Console

While Orbit Flow is primarily an end-user UI, in Console it powers the testing experience:

Developers can run agents and instantly render their responses as tables, charts, or forms.
Helps validate agent output schemas against Orbit’s declarative JSON contracts.
Shareable test links allow quick collaboration between team members.

Key Value: Agents can be tested in a live, interactive UI before being deployed to your production environment.

Agent Services in Console

Orbit Console exposes the full set of Agent Services for builders:

Registry & Builder → Register agents from any source:
- HTTP Endpoint (external URL)
- Bedrock-Native (assume-role + AWS SDK)
- Repo Agents (source-controlled)
- Orbit-Hosted Prototypes (lightweight containerized agents for testing)
Blueprints & Protocols → Ensure every agent conforms to Orbit’s standards and Orbit Flow schemas.
Playground (Testing) → Unified testing UI with history, structured inputs, and Orbit Flow previews.
Integration Hub → Attach SaaS connectors (Salesforce, Slack, HubSpot, Stripe, DBs, KBs) with Orbit handling auth, quotas, and RBAC.
Governance & Observability → Usage/latency metrics, audit trails, per-tenant isolation, and Orbit Protocol compliance.

Key Value: Console is where agents move from prototype → validated service → published product.

Authentication & Access

Role-based access for developers, admins, and testers.
Tenant isolation ensures agents registered in one BU are scoped to that BU.
Integration with SSO or Orbit’s built-in authentication.

Typical Use Cases

Agent Development → Register and validate a new Bedrock agent before exposing it to end-users.
Governance & Compliance → Ensure agents meet Orbit Protocol standards before marketplace publishing.
Cross-BU Collaboration → Share validated agents via the Marketplace for reuse across other Orbit tenants.

Summary

Orbit Console provides:

Registry + Builder to onboard agents from any source.
Playground + Flow to test and validate interactive outputs.
Governance + Protocols to ensure security, compliance, and interoperability.
Publishing Path to make agents available in Orbit Hosted or the Marketplace.

Orbit Console is mission control for your agents — the secure, centralized way to build, test, and govern AI across clouds and codebases.