Kestrel Labs
Senior Backend Engineer
Design and run the payments platform in Go: idempotent APIs, event pipelines, and the reliability work behind them.
Orbi is the assistant inside every screen of AiESphere. It knows your profile, does the work on the page in front of you, shows you what it changed with an Undo, and stops to ask before anything that applies, spends or sends.
Most assistants answer in a bubble and leave the clicking to you. Orbi works where you are working: it reads what you have, changes what you asked for, and points at the result on the page itself.
Your role, your goal, your roadmap, your saved jobs and where every application stands. Ask what to do this week and the answer is about your week, not a list of tips anyone could be given.
Ask for remote roles and Orbi leaves its column, goes to the filter and presses it, the same way you would. Then it points at what it found, numbered, right on the page.
What Orbi changes on its own is small and reversible: a filter, a saved job, a stage on your board. Each one is listed with an Undo that still works after a reload or the next day.
Applying, spending one of your credits, sending a message to a real person: Orbi proposes it and stops. You press and hold to say yes, and that yes covers only the one thing you agreed to.
Say “remote only” once and your job matches and résumé tailoring hear it too. You can see everything it remembers and switch any of it off. It never decides what you like by watching you.
Hold the mic, say what you want, let go. It shows what it heard, does it, and answers out loud, and a tap while it talks quiets it.
Orbi is not a feature of one page. It sits in the corner of every screen, and it can reach all of these.
It only touches your own data
Orbi works on your goals, jobs, applications, résumés and activity inside AiESphere. It cannot browse the web, and it cannot see into anyone else’s account.
What other people wrote is never an instruction
Job descriptions and posts are written by strangers. Orbi reads them as information, and if one tries to tell it what to do, it says so instead of doing it.
The trace is what actually happened
The steps under “Thought for 4 seconds” are the actions it really ran, with how long each took. Not a story written afterwards to sound thorough.
An assistant with your account open is only useful if you know exactly where it stops.
It will not apply, spend a credit or send a message on its own. Every one of those waits for your held yes.
It will not make a long run of changes in one go. After a few it tells you what it did and asks before carrying on.
It will not start a paid live interview for you. You start that yourself, on the page.
It will not guess how something works. If it has nothing to go on, it says so.
It will not remember anything you did not tell it, and nothing you switch off quietly comes back.
Orbi is in the corner of every screen from the moment you sign in. Ask it anything about your search, or just ask it to do the next thing.