Orb documentation

• Introduction: what an orbital is and why the rule is the program.
• Installation: the orb CLI on macOS, Linux and Windows.
• Quickstart: write, validate and run your first program in five minutes.
• Project structure: the files a program is made of.

• Entities: the data an orbital owns, where it lives, who may read it.
• Traits: states, transitions, guards, effects, emits, listens and ticks.
• Pages: routes, and how traits share a screen.
• The closed circuit: the loop the compiler checks.
• Composition: importing behaviors and overriding them at the call site.
• UI patterns: what render-ui can draw.
• The standard library: hundreds of behaviors, ready to bind.
• Localization: one program in several languages.

Seven tutorials walk from a single orbital to a multi-orbital app: a complete orbital, a task manager, UI patterns, guards, cross-orbital events, a full app and generating programs with AI.

• Operators: every function a program can call, generated from the compiler's registry.
• Standard behaviors: every importable behavior and its call-site surface.
• AVL: the visual language for orbitals and state machines.
• Validation: what orb validate rejects, and why.
• CLI: every orb command.