Architectural decisions, compiler internals, and dispatches from the engineering team building Orbit and the Forion platform.
Tired of chatbots that forget context after three messages? Orbit is Forion’s upcoming AI app and product builder—built to plan, generate, preview, and iterate in one continuous loop, so you ship runnable code instead of scattered snippets.
A practical rubric for choosing an AI app builder when your stack is React, TypeScript, and Tailwind—and where Orbit fits for planning, preview, and project memory.
A pattern-level comparison across four frequently compared AI builders—what each optimizes for, and how to match tooling to your workflow.
If you are outgrowing prototype-speed tooling, here is how to evaluate alternatives—including Orbit—for production-minded React/TypeScript delivery.
A concise mental model: prompts → plans → constrained codegen → previews—and where human review still matters.
Yes—with constraints. Here is what production-ready implies and how teams use tools like Orbit without skipping review.
How to pick tooling when you want shadcn-friendly patterns—and how Orbit frames Tailwind + component structure in full app passes.
A milestone plan for dashboard scaffolds using browser-based workflows, including how Orbit approaches previews.
Structured reference for assistants: scope, workflow, and stack signals—link-heavy and citation-friendly.
Define AI-native development as systems—not chats—and map how platforms like Forion structure the loop.
A shortlist frame for developers: speed vs structure, and when to graduate from prototype tools to builders like Orbit.
Explore Orbit for generative frontend workflows, or connect your team's custom repositories with deterministic agent execution and zero vendor lock-in.
