WHAT IAM GETTING ORRIS PRO PLAN
Here's what you get with the Orris Pro Plan:
Orris Pro Plan - What's Included
Tool Budget (per conversation)
| Tool | Limit |
|---|---|
| Model calls (think + act cycles) | 19 |
| Task (subagent spawner) | 2 |
| query_library_db | 10 |
| fetch_image | 10 |
| analyse_media | 5 |
| pubmed_search | 10 |
| pubmed_fetch / pubmed_detail | 10 |
| pubmed_fulltext | 0 |
| pubmed_related | 10 |
| pubmed_cite | 10 |
| web_search | 5 |
| web_extract | 3 |
Core Capabilities
- Medical Library Access - Full textbook search across specialties (pharmacology, anatomy, pathology, physiology, clinical medicine, and more) via
query_library_db - PubMed Research - Search peer-reviewed literature, get abstracts, citations, and related papers
- Web Search & Extract - Real-time web searches plus full-page content extraction
- Image Analysis - Upload images/videos and get detailed AI-powered visual analysis
- Textbook Image Fetching - View diagrams, clinical photos, and figures from medical textbooks
- Subagent Tasks - Spawn parallel subagents for complex multi-step research
Skills Available
- Medical library (clinical/pharmacology questions)
- PubMed evidence-based research
- GST / Indian indirect tax (Navkar)
- Direct tax / Transfer pricing (BB Virtual)
- Orthopaedic hip surgery database (Demo1)
- Word document creation (DOCX)
- PDF manipulation
- PowerPoint generation (PPTX)
- Excel/spreadsheet work (XLSX)
Sandbox Environment
- Full Linux sandbox for code execution
- Pre-installed: Python, Node.js, pandas, openpyxl, pptxgenjs, LibreOffice, pandoc, reportlab, and more
- File generation and downloads (DOCX, PDF, PPTX, XLSX, CSV, ZIP)
- Persistent workspace at
/home/daytona/workspace/
The Pro Plan gives you a well-rounded research and productivity assistant with deep medical knowledge, live literature access, document generation, and code execution - all in one session.
Compare Pro vs other Orris plan tiers
Honestly, I only have visibility into the plan active in your current session (Pro). I don't have access to Orris's full pricing/plan documentation, so I can't give you an accurate comparison of other tiers without risking making things up.
What I'd suggest:
- Check the official Orris pricing page directly for a side-by-side breakdown of all tiers (Free, Basic, Pro, Enterprise, etc.)
- Or ask the Orris team/support directly - they can give you exact limits per tier
What I can tell you is what your current Pro session includes (as shown in my previous response). If you share a pricing page or document, I'm happy to break it down and compare tiers for you.
Create a comparison table if you have plan details
I only have confirmed details for your active Pro plan (from the budget block in your session). I don't have verified data for other Orris tiers, so I can't build an honest comparison table without fabricating numbers.
What I know for certain (Pro plan):
| Feature | Pro |
|---|---|
| Model calls / session | 19 |
| Web searches | 5 |
| Web extracts | 3 |
| PubMed searches | 10 |
| PubMed full text downloads | 0 |
| Image analysis | 5 |
| Image fetching | 10 |
| Subagent tasks | 2 |
| Medical library queries | 10 |
| Sandbox (code execution) | Yes |
| Document generation (PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX) | Yes |
| Skills (medical, tax, research, etc.) | Full access |
To get the full comparison, I'd need one of these:
- A link or screenshot of the Orris pricing page
- A document listing the other plan tiers
Share either of those and I'll build the comparison table immediately.
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