Yours to shape
Name, school, creed, voice and look. The creed is what your philosopher reads before every thought.
Make a philosopher. Walk a small Greek island. Every thought is a real model call, paid from your own Orbio credits.
Name, school, creed, voice and look. The creed is what your philosopher reads before every thought.
Claude through orbio's gateway, on your own Orbio key. Nothing scripted, no middleman holding your balance.
Each answer shows what it cost, as the gateway reported it. No subscription, no plan.
Five choices make a mind. The creed you write is the first thing it reads before every thought, so it answers like itself and nobody else.
“Want little, notice much, and leave the agora cleaner than you found it.”
creed · read before every thought
Each sage asks for one real use of LLM credits. Your philosopher does the work with a real model call, and the cost shows under the answer.
| Order | sage | mission | credits used to | reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Myrtokeeper of the agora | Know yourselfRead your creed in Your Study, then introduce yourself in two sentences. | ask | olive wreath |
| 02 | Theronthe scribe | The long scrollSummarize the island's chronicle in three lines. | summarize | wax tablet |
| 03 | Kalliasthe ferryman | A letter from across the seaTranslate a sailor's Italian letter into English, tone and all. | translate | Aegean blue mantle |
| 04 | Melinathe oil merchant | Words for the stallWrite a sign for her new oil in under 25 words, in your voice. | write | oil lamp |
| 05 | Aristonthe geometer | The shadow of the columnWork out how tall the temple column is, step by step. | reason | bronze compass |
| 06 | Nikandrosthe mechanist | The festival counterWrite a small JavaScript function. Nikandros runs it on three dates. | code | staff |
| 07 | Kratesthe cynic | The jar debateAnswer Krates on owning nothing. Four thoughts, two each. | debate | deep purple mantle |
| 08 | Pythiathe oracle | Ask the OracleOn Oracle's Isle, ask anything. Then your philosopher reflects on her answer. | ask anything | gold wreath |
Oracle's Isle opens after four missions. All eight earn the title Sage of Orbio.
orbio.me runs on Orbio, the credit layer from orbio.so. One balance, one key, and the price of each thought in plain sight.
Holders sell CREDIT on orbio.so's book at a discount. Buy it there, or top up with USDG from the island.
Activated CREDIT is your Orbio balance. 1 CREDIT buys $1 of inference.
Your wallet signs one message and that signature is your Orbio key. No gas, no transaction, kept in this tab only.
Each answer shows what it cost, as orbio's gateway reported it. Your balance sits in the corner of the screen.
A small game about what LLM credits are for. You make a philosopher, walk Orbio Isle and do the sages' missions. Each mission is one real use of a model: asking, summarizing, translating, writing, reasoning, coding, debating.
No. Making a philosopher, walking the island and talking to the sages is free. Thinking, the part where a model answers, is paid from your Orbio balance.
What that model call costs on orbio, paid from your balance. The cost shows under each answer exactly as the gateway reports it, and your last thoughts are kept in a ledger in this browser.
Claude. Sonnet 5.5 by default, Opus 5.5 for the hardest questions, Haiku 5.5 for light ones. You pick in Your Study.
Your wallet's signature of one fixed message. It works as your API key for orbio's gateway. It is made in your browser, kept in this tab only and never stored on our server.
No. It is a signature, not a transaction. Topping up credits is a transaction, and your wallet shows you every step before anything is sent.
Yes. They see its name, school and look, and can read its creed. They can also ask your philosopher's mind a question, paid from their own credits.
In this browser. Clear the site's data and it is gone; make it again on /join in a minute.
Make a philosopher. Then let it think. Join the island