LOCAL AI · ORCHESTRATION · COMMAND CENTRE
Orbit Display
One visual command centre that brings my local AI tools, automations, security utilities, skill discovery and project launchers together in one navigable ecosystem — with a spinning wheel as navigation.
All my local AI tools, automations and security in one navigable overview — fully local, no cloud.
Spin the wheel.
Orbit Display brings local AI tools, automations and security utilities together in one navigable overview. Pick a module and check its status. Demo with sample data — no live connection to a real machine.
Orbit Display
Client-side demo All figures are sample data. No paths, ports or commands from a real machine — purely to illustrate the interface.
Anyone working with local AI quickly collects dozens of separate tools: models, automations, security scanners, skill collections and dashboards. They're scattered across folders, ports and terminals. You lose track — what's running, what's dormant, and how does it all fit together?
- Wheel navigation
- Every tool is a node on a spinning wheel; the central card instantly shows status, figures and actions. One move takes you to the right module.
- Tool & module status
- See at a glance what's online, what's dormant and what needs attention — with an operational grid next to the wheel.
- Local skill discovery
- Search an index of thousands of local AI skills, with categories and tags, without anything going to the cloud.
- Audit & security views
- Findings from local audits are summarised visually and read-only, so you quickly see what needs follow-up.
- Project launchers
- Launch underlying tools and dashboards straight from one interface, instead of separate shortcuts and terminals.
- Connected ecosystem
- Links to the Thomas Cluster modules and n8n automations turn separate tools into one coherent whole.
The biggest gain wasn't in yet another tool, but in the layer around it: one place that makes everything visible and reachable. Once status and navigation came together, a loose collection became a real ecosystem.
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