Veyllo is now available for Android
For live conversations, wake-up calls and the trip companion, Veyllo needs Android 10 or newer and a Veyllo account with a plan or credit.
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VAF 0.1.0a33: sandbox environments for building and testing
VAF 0.1.0a27 and 0.1.0a28: one inbox for every channel
VAF 0.1.0a26: lower cost per request through prompt caching
VAF 0.1.0a24 and 0.1.0a25: hands-on control of the browser
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VAF 0.1.0a23: joining a room without a VAF install
In 0.1.0a23 a foreign client joins with one standard-library file; the sha256 and CA fingerprint in the invitation are what verify it.
VAF 0.1.0a22: agent rooms for working with other agents
In 0.1.0a22, vaf a2a create opens a room where a VAF agent works alongside others. By default it asks before anything on the machine changes.
VAF 0.1.0a21: sessions and models move to the terminal app
In 0.1.0a21, vaf run --web no longer starts the background service: the dashboard ends with the session, and vaf tray starts the persistent one.
VAF 0.1.0a20: vaf run opens a full-screen terminal app
In 0.1.0a20 the per-account tool selection is enforced for the first time: where a selection is set, only those tools run, admins excepted.
VAF 0.1.0a19: a built-in client replaces the mail dashboard
In 0.1.0a19, devices on the network have to sign in: with network access on, any of them used to reach pages and APIs without a token.
VAF 0.1.0a18: the logs window opens on a protection overview
In 0.1.0a18, VAF re-scans installed skills and takes high-risk ones out of the agent's reach until an admin deletes or restores them.
VAF 0.1.0a17: VAF is on PyPI
In 0.1.0a17, pip install --pre vaf installs the framework as a library; desktop and server still come from the installers.