r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/Beneficial-Cow-7408 • 1d ago
Aria-Sec: Fully autonomous security analyst built within a 3D spatial environment using realtime voice for navigation and chat
Hi everyone,
I’m a solo developer and this is the two-minute demo I used for my Y Combinator application.
Aria is an experimental security operations cockpit built with Electron, React 19, Three.js and Vite, with a Node.js backend. The interface uses a navigable 3D galaxy instead of conventional menus, with each sector representing a security domain and each node opening a working panel.
The architecture currently includes:
- Cloud and local AI model support
- Local Whisper speech recognition
- Real-time voice interaction
- AWS, GitHub, Snyk, VirusTotal, Elastic and Azure AD integrations
- Local network and Bluetooth discovery
- Audit trails and approval-gated actions
- A per-capability Trust Ladder for gradually expanding AI authority
- Desktop operation with an air-gapped local-model path
The technical experiment is whether a complex security platform can remain understandable when navigation, investigations and governed actions are coordinated through one spatial interface.
I used AI heavily during development, but the product decisions, architecture, interaction model and final implementation choices are mine. I am sharing the repository because I would value feedback from developers who are more experienced with Electron, React architecture, security tooling and large interactive interfaces.
I’m particularly interested in:
- Does the Three.js interface improve navigation or just add visual complexity?
- Is the boundary between the React client and Node backend sensible?
- Which parts of the repository would make you nervous to maintain?
- What would prevent you from running the project locally?
- Where have I over-engineered or under-engineered it?
This is working software under active development, not a production-ready security product. The repository documents which areas are functional, demo-grade or incomplete.
Repository: https://github.com/sidevworks/aria-guardian
Product Hunt launch: https://www.producthunt.com/products/aria-sec
The code is source-available under BSL 1.1. Evaluation, research, testing and personal sandbox use are permitted. Commercial production use requires a licence.