Low Code, LLC
Low Code, LLC builds Orbi, an open-source software delivery system that turns a labeled GitHub Issue into an independently reviewed, tested, merged pull request and tagged release. It is available as a free self-hosted runner or as Orbi Cloud, a managed hosted runner.
At a Glance
- Individual developers
- Software engineering teams
- Open-source maintainers
- Organizations running repositories on GitHub
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AI Tools by Low Code, LLC
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Orbi
GitHub Issue to Merge Automation
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Latest News
Pi coding agent worktree: a failed recovery — Orbi documented recovery of a stalled queue after a failed run.
Aider vs OpenCode: context, commits and checks — a comparative evaluation of coding-agent workflow and output.
Can an AI agent contribute to open source? — Orbi reported merged contributions to brig, LLMVault and pyinfra.
New users waited 1–2 min; long polling made it 10 s — Orbi reported a Cloud onboarding improvement.
Products & Services
Open-source AGPL-3.0 software delivery runner (also available under the Sustainable Use License) that claims ai-ready GitHub Issues, implements them in isolated worktrees, runs tests, opens pull requests, performs independent review and repair, merges the reviewed head and publishes tagged releases. It runs on the user's machine or server and uses the user's model provider credentials.
Managed hosted runner using the same GitHub-native workflow as the self-hosted core. It provisions infrastructure, connects selected repositories, includes model usage within a monthly token allowance, and takes Issues through independent review, exact-head merge and release.
The Orbi command-line package distributed through PyPI; the repository documentation says it requires Python 3.14 or newer and installs as the `orbi` command.
Market Position
Orbi positions itself as a software-delivery system rather than an in-editor coding assistant: unlike tools such as GitHub Copilot or Cursor, it starts from a backlog Issue and continues through isolated implementation, independent review, repair, merge and tagged release. Its public comparisons and cost page also place it against OpenCode, Claude Code, Devin and Factory; the differentiators it emphasizes are open-source/self-hostable execution, GitHub as the system of record, an independent review agent, exact-head merge and a release step.
Leadership
Founders
Lawrence (Larry) Liu
GitHub identifies him as the builder of Orbi and says his earlier career was in JVM technologies including Grails, Groovy and Java, spanning trading systems, web applications and developer tools. His GitHub profile lists Singapore and the Lowcode business affiliation.
Executive Team
Lawrence (Larry) Liu
Founder and builder
Builds Orbi and Orbi Cloud. His public GitHub profile describes prior work in Grails, Groovy and Java, including trading systems, web apps and developer tools; it lists Singapore as his location.
Founding Story
The project was started around the idea that software agents should handle the complete delivery loop rather than stop after generating code or opening a pull request. Orbi's stated initial vision is GitHub Issues in and tagged releases out, with GitHub Issues, pull requests and releases serving as the durable record instead of a separate task database.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The self-hosted core is free under AGPL-3.0 or the Sustainable Use License, with users supplying their own model key and paying their model provider directly. Orbi monetizes Orbi Cloud through fixed monthly subscriptions that include a monthly token allowance; the Cloud plans do not charge per-token overages, and the first three successful merged deliveries are free.
Pricing Tiers
Free under AGPL-3.0 or the Sustainable Use License; bring your own model key.
400M tokens per month, one repository, approximately 80–210 merged deliveries per month, and three free merged deliveries to start.
1.2B tokens per month, five repositories, approximately 240–630 merged deliveries per month, and three free merged deliveries to start.
Target Markets
- Individual developers
- Software engineering teams
- Open-source maintainers
- Organizations running repositories on GitHub
- Teams seeking autonomous or lights-out software delivery
- Users who want a self-hosted, open-source coding agent
- Autonomous software delivery from backlog Issue to merged pull request and tagged release
- AI-assisted maintenance of open-source repositories
- Continuous implementation and independent review of well-specified engineering tickets
- Teams that want a hosted runner without adopting a second project-management workspace
- Developers and organizations that want to self-host an open-source coding agent and retain repository, credentials and model-provider control
- Release workflows where GitHub Actions checks, branch protection and human approvals remain the final gates
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- brig, LLMVault and pyinfra