Traffic
Entry / Exit / Relay
Give workloads a reliable path to model APIs, Git, package registries, crawlers, and regional egress.
Agent-native. Infrastructure-owned.
Connect agents, services, servers, and edge nodes through one control plane. Route traffic, build private networks, expose services, and manage network paths across the infrastructure you control.
Work that happens without a browser
01 // Why OrbitMesh
A single task may need the Internet, a private database, a remote GPU, an MCP server, and a public callback endpoint. Most teams stitch those paths together with separate proxies, VPNs, gateways, and tunnels.
OrbitMesh gives agents and workloads one programmable network model instead of five disconnected systems.
02 // Capability model
Traffic routing, private mesh, service ingress, and public tunnels share the same nodes, identity, health model, policy, and lifecycle.
Entry / Exit / Relay
Give workloads a reliable path to model APIs, Git, package registries, crawlers, and regional egress.
Peer / Relay / Subnet
Let agents reach databases, GPUs, NAS devices, servers, and private services without making them public.
HTTP / TCP / UDP
Give APIs, MCP servers, agent endpoints, and internal applications a stable way in.
Private to public
Expose local services, preview environments, callbacks, and agent runtimes only when they need to be reachable.
03 // Automated workloads
Coding agents, CI runners, model clients, package managers, crawlers, remote runtimes, and long-lived services need connectivity that software can declare and observe.
Stable paths for GitHub, Git LFS, package releases, and long-running clones.
Predictable pulls from registries, npm, PyPI, crates, and build infrastructure.
Durable sessions for coding agents, model APIs, MCP services, and remote workspaces.
Reach developer infrastructure without turning every private host into a public island.
OrbitMesh manages connectivity. Third-party agent platforms manage runtimes, environments, task execution, and agent lifecycle on top of that network layer.
04 // How it works
Stop hand-editing network configs across scattered machines. OrbitMesh compiles user intent into runtime configuration, then keeps desired state and actual state aligned.
Nodes, capabilities, runtimes, endpoints, and policy share a consistent lifecycle.
See node reachability, runtime state, endpoint readiness, and the path traffic will take.
Nodes pull desired state and reconcile locally. The control plane never needs to SSH in.
05 // Edge runtime
OrbitMesh keeps product decisions in the control plane and runtime execution on the node. If connectivity drops, the last known good configuration keeps running.
Join a Linux host with one command. OrbitMesh installs the edge runtime and registers node identity.
Choose the network capability and role. The control plane compiles intent into desired state.
The node pulls configuration, applies the runtime locally, reports health, and can roll back safely.
$ curl -fsSL https://install.orbitmesh.dev | sudo env ORBITMESH_DEPLOYMENT_TOKEN=... shnode identityregistered
edge runtimeinstalled
desired staterevision 42
runtime bindings4 converged
capabilities4 ready
> node online. reconciling
07 // Where it runs
Machines, runtimes, workloads, and agents are first-class network participants. Human clients connect through the same identity and policy model.
Install the Edge Runtime where services and automated workloads already run.
daemon + cli
Available nowedge runtime
Available nowcontainer runtime
Available nowuser-owned edge
Available nowremote node
Available nowautomated workload
Available nowUse native clients when a person needs access to the same network resources.
network extension
Available nowsystem proxy
Available nownetwork extension
Available nowfull vpn
Available now$ curl -fsSL https://install.orbitmesh.dev | shLINUX/AMD64LINUX/ARM64Servers, VPSes, home NAS - enroll, converge, and stay reconciled.
Your nodes. Your network. Programmable by software.