Desktop AI Agent
A desktop AI agent that keeps working when you're not.
Most AI on your desktop is a chat window: you ask, it answers, and nothing happens between messages. Vyra is built as an actual agent, not a chatbot with a system prompt — state a goal once, and it keeps making progress in the background, across sessions, until it's done or genuinely needs your input.
What makes it an agent, not an assistant that just answers
Works while you're not looking
A background executor checks in on active goals roughly every 15 minutes and advances what it can — research, drafting, status updates — without you reopening a chat window.
Remembers across sessions
Persistent memory (episodic + a structured world model of people, projects and knowledge) means it doesn't restart from zero every time you talk to it.
Delegates to specialists
A 5-agent mesh (Research, Code, Data, Comms, System) coordinates over a priority message bus instead of one general model context-switching between unrelated tasks.
Knows when to ask first
A metacognition layer flags irreversible or consequential actions for confirmation before executing — autonomy with a checkpoint, not a black box.
Acts across your desktop and beyond
Smart-home control, an autonomous web agent, n8n and native workflow automation, and AI-generated 3D CAD sent straight to a printer — one voice interface for all of it.
Keeps working offline
A 5-tier model router falls back to a local Ollama tier automatically when you lose connectivity, instead of going dark.
The architecture behind it
Vyra's agent behavior isn't one model with a longer prompt — it's a coordination layer that schedules work, manages shared memory and routes tasks the way an operating system manages processes, except the processes are AI agents. We call that pattern an agentic OS, and it's the actual reason a single-model chat assistant hits a ceiling that a desktop agent doesn't.