AURA ORCHESTRA · PRO · FROM 2027

The Pro version of Runtime: flows, missions, roles.

Included in Pro from 2027. It is not bare “coming soon”: it is Runtime when you stop governing a single project and move to a fleet. Missions, roles, queue per machine — with flow captures we already use in internal alpha.

Pro · from 2027 · Free Runtime today · Orchestra in Pro, unlimited on Enterprise

Mission flow in AURA Orchestra

Internal alpha: active agents, Runtime as the brain, approvals waiting. Docs, Deploy, and Monitor do not report yet.

What it is, precisely

Runtime governs the machine. Orchestra governs the fleet.

Flows

The map of what is happening: from spec to agent, from approval to PR. For people who don't live in the terminal.

Missions

Several projects at once, each with its spec, agents, and queue. You stop jumping between chats and tabs.

Roles

Planner, executor, reviewer. Which model performs in which role, with your team's data — not vendor anecdotes.

Flow capture

This is what a mission looks like when Runtime is already working.

Agents in their boxes, Runtime at the center, pending approvals. Later stages (docs, deploy, monitoring) do not report yet: we prefer an honest map to an empty board.

  • Approval queue grouped by machine
  • Risk per action, same as in the CLI
  • Included in Pro · unlimited on Enterprise
Mission flow detail: agents, Runtime, and approvals
Availability

Not for sale yet. Already in the plan.

Today

Runtime

Free on every plan. Installs locally, approves on the web. A single developer's queue already exists.

Pro · from 2027

Orchestra in Pro

Flows, missions, roles. Included in Pro from 2027. On Enterprise: unlimited, export, and audit.

Free and Starter

Without Orchestra

Free and Starter do not include the fleet view. Individual Runtime does. When you grow, Pro adds Orchestra without changing tools.

Start with Runtime.
Orchestra arrives with Pro.

Today the control tower is the free CLI. In 2027, Pro includes flows, missions, and roles. The Pro trial already reserves your seat.

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