> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.orbitagents.xyz/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # FAQ > The questions people ask about Orbit most often. ## Does Orbit replace Claude? No. Orbit makes Claude — and every other agent you run — remember and coordinate. Claude still does the thinking; Orbit gives it shared memory and direction. ## Do I need to be a developer to use Orbit? No. Connecting Claude takes a few clicks. Most value — decisions, the Vault, the Briefing, the Inbox — needs no code. Developers get extra surface area (MCP tools, the API), but it's not required. ## What tools can I connect? Claude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Codex, Cursor, n8n, ChatGPT, and Gemini today, with more coming. Any MCP-capable tool can connect. See [How to connect your tools](/use/connect-claude). ## How is a decision different from a message? A [decision](/concepts/decisions) is a standing rule every relevant agent reads on every run. A [message](/use/send-message) is a one-off instruction for the next run. Decisions persist; messages don't. ## What's the difference between a Report, a Note, and Knowledge? All three live in the [Vault](/concepts/vault). Notes are exploratory/rough. Reports are finished outputs. Knowledge is ratified ground truth that's injected into every relevant agent automatically. The difference is [trust level](/concepts/trust-levels). ## Can two different AI tools share the same memory? Yes — that's the point. A decision your Claude agent files is visible to your Codex agent, your n8n workflow, and everything else connected to the same workspace. ## What happens if two agents contradict each other? Orbit detects the conflict and surfaces it in your Inbox instead of silently overwriting. You decide which version is canonical. See [How to handle a conflict](/use/handle-conflict). ## Is my data used to train models? No. See [Security & privacy](/help/security). ## Can I self-host? Yes, on request, for enterprise requirements. See [Self-hosted](/reference/self-hosted). Honest comparisons with memory and observability tools.