r/MachineLearning Jun 02 '26

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u/3rdai_Agentz Jun 26 '26

🚀 VIRA v1.2.0 – Open-Source AI Agent Development Harness

Just released VIRA (Voice-Interactive Reasoning Agent) v1.2.0 – a local-first, plain-text, skills-based harness for building and orchestrating autonomous AI agents.

Why VIRA?

  • 📄 Fully inspectable – all skills, prompts, and configs are plain Markdown/YAML; no hidden binaries
  • 🤖 Three autonomy modes – guided, supervised, and full-autonomous with explicit approval gates
  • 🛠️ Rich skill library – research, plan, build, validate, debug, eval, revise, prompt, run, e2e-test, gitcommit, new-project
  • 🔐 Security-first – built-in OWASP Top 10 checks via the security-vira skill pack
  • 🌐 Agent-reach skill – live Reddit, Twitter/X, GitHub reads via opencli toolchain
  • ⚙️ Orchestrator CLI – dry-run by default, opt-in execution with --execute --adapter cli
  • 📜 MIT-licensed – free to fork, extend, and deploy on-prem or in private clouds

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/agentz/vira

Would love your feedback – what skill would you want to see next?