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Product tour

Inside the ORVYN
engineering workspace.

A tour of the ORVYN desktop app, one screen at a time: where you give ORION a goal, where it writes code, runs commands, checks servers and schedules work — and where you step in.

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The app at a glance

Eight places. One agent that can use all of them.

The sidebar in ORVYN mirrors how engineering work actually moves: from an idea, to code, to a machine, to a verified result.

  • Home

    Start a mission in plain language. Pick a mode — Auto, Code, Server, Research, Deploy or Automate — or let ORION decide.

  • Chats

    Quick questions and planning conversations that can be promoted into a mission when it is time to act.

  • Missions

    Every goal with its plan, live run log, approvals and final report. Filter by what needs you.

  • Automations

    Missions on a schedule or a trigger: nightly audits, smoke tests after deploys, PR reviews.

  • Code

    An editor with an explorer, diffs and inline ORION edits, wired to your repository and test runner.

  • Terminal

    Real shells, local or on a worker. When ORION runs a command, it is logged against the mission.

  • Browser

    A Cloud Browser ORION can drive to test pages at different widths and capture evidence.

  • Servers

    Connected machines with health, credentials by reference and one-click recovery missions.

Code

Inline edits that arrive with their tests.

Select code, press Ctrl K and describe the change. ORION edits in place, runs the tests that cover it and shows the result next to the diff — before you accept anything.

  • Reads before it writes

    ORION finds callers, types and tests for the code you selected, so edits fit the codebase rather than the prompt.

  • Tests as part of the edit

    The inline panel reports the test run with the change, so “applied” means it also passed.

  • Branch-aware

    Work stays on your branch with a readable diff. Commit and open pull requests when you are ready.

Terminal

A shared shell with a take-over button.

ORION works in the same terminal you do. A banner shows when the agent is typing; one click hands the keyboard back to you.

Local shells or cloud worker shellsEvery command recorded on the missionTake over at any prompt

Servers

Your machines, with health at a glance.

Connected servers show status, response time and the vault reference they use. When one degrades, start a recovery mission from the server itself.

Health sweeps across every serverCredentials shown only as vault referencesOne-click recovery missions

Automations

The work you would otherwise forget to do.

Turn a mission you run often into an automation. It runs on a schedule or after an event, with the same permissions, verification and audit trail as a hand-started mission.

Schedules and event triggersVerified results, not just logsOpens PRs for your review

Keyboard first

Fast for people who live on the keyboard.

The shortcuts you will use every day in ORVYN for Windows.

CtrlN
New mission
CtrlK
Search, or edit selected code with ORION
CtrlShiftP
Ask ORVYN from anywhere in the app
CtrlL
Focus the conversation
CtrlEnter
Run the mission
Esc
Close panels and pickers

Files and artifacts

Outputs you can open, download and share.

When a mission produces something — an image, a report, a CSV, a PDF — it lands in Files → Generated as a real file with a stable reference.

  • Preview, download or show in Files from the mission itself
  • Each artifact keeps its type, size, source and creation time
  • Screenshots from browser and desktop checks are saved as evidence
  • Artifacts stay in your workspace until you share them

Questions

Product questions

What is ORVYN?

ORVYN is an autonomous AI engineering workspace from KERNEL AI Labs. Its agent, ORION, plans and carries out engineering missions — code changes, terminal work, server operations, browser and desktop checks — and verifies the result before reporting back.

Is ORVYN an IDE, a chat assistant or an agent?

All three live in one app, but the unit of work is the mission. You describe an outcome; ORION uses the editor, terminal, browser, desktop and connected servers as needed, and you can follow or take over at any point.

Which platforms does ORVYN support?

ORVYN runs as a desktop app on Windows, and missions can also run on isolated cloud workers with a Cloud Browser and Cloud Desktop.

Can ORVYN work on an existing codebase?

Yes. Open a repository or folder and ORION reads it before making changes. Edits stay on your branch with normal diffs you can review, commit and open pull requests from.

What are ORVYN modes?

Modes such as Auto, Code, Server, Research, Deploy and Automate tell ORION what kind of work a mission is. Auto lets ORION pick the right approach per step.

Stop prompting.
Start delegating.

Give ORVYN the goal and stay focused on what matters.

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