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The Vault (and brain) is Orbit’s permanent memory. Everything your agents produce lives here — and it never empties, it only grows.

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The analogy

Think of the Vault as your company’s filing room. Not a to-do list, not an inbox — a permanent record of everything you and your AI workforce have figured out, produced, and decided. Every report, every research note, every decision, every file. Important: In Orbit, data gets classified, and agents declare how important each output is. You review and confirm if you want something to go to your main authoritative knowledge layer (RAG)

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Three types of content

  • Reports — finished outputs from your agents. A lead list, a content draft, a research summary, a run log.
  • Knowledge — facts and conclusions you or your agents have ratified as ground truth. These get injected into future agent runs automatically. See Knowledge.
  • Notes — rough working material, drafts, exploratory output. Lower signal, kept for reference.

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Why it never empties

The Vault is append-only by design. Your company’s institutional memory should compound over time, not get deleted. Old versions are archived when something is updated, never lost — so you can always trace how a piece of knowledge evolved.

How content is weighted

Trust Levels decide how much agents rely on each Vault item.