Desktop app
A native desktop app with its own window. Download, sign in, and the agent is there.
Download the app →VAF is a local-first agent framework and harness in one — with persistent memory, a full toolset, and a living presence. It learns new skills as it works, and runs on your desktop, your own server, or wherever you build.
Open source · macOS, Windows & Linux
One agent, local-first by design. Run it on your machine, deploy it to your own server, or skip the infrastructure entirely and run it on the Veyllo API.
A native desktop app with its own window. Download, sign in, and the agent is there.
Download the app →Install VAF as a host on your own server. Your data, your keys, your infrastructure — fully under your control.
Read the docs →VAF is a framework and harness in one. Extend it, wire in your own tools over MCP, and ship your own agents.
Explore the framework →No providers to wire up and nothing to host — the Veyllo API gives VAF every model and connection it needs behind a single key.
Chat, code, browse, research, organize files, draft documents — one agent that opens the right window for each task and does the work. Everything here is a live window, not a screenshot.
The capabilities that set the agent apart.
Vector-backed memory lets the agent recall people, projects, and preferences across sessions — context that carries over instead of resetting on every restart.
Search the web, run code, browse, and read and write files. Native tools plus anything you connect over MCP, unified in a single tool system.
Connect a new or custom tool and the agent learns to use it — a stronger model teaches it the tool once, so it handles it reliably on its own from then on.
Runs on your machine, in its own desktop window. Your data and keys stay where you put them.
Delegates to sub-agents for parallel work and brings the results back together — multi-agent orchestration, built in.
The living dot isn’t decoration. It signals exactly what the agent is doing — thinking, searching, waiting, blocked, done.
VAF runs on LLMs and the services it plugs into. Normally you’d sign up with each provider and wire in their API keys yourself — or host the models locally on hardware you may not have. The Veyllo API replaces all of that with a single key.
Read the code, track the roadmap, and file issues. Development happens in the open.
Download the desktop app, or build on the Veyllo API.