Zhipu's open-source workbench for running AI agents on a codebase
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A desktop room where agents code, research and edit, and you approve each result
For a small team running several agents at once, Velora keeps sources, activity and approvals attached to each result so you can review before anything lands.
Velora is a desktop app for Mac and Windows, with a CLI, where you and your team work alongside AI agents in shared rooms. Agents write code, research sources and edit documents; each result carries its sources and activity, and nothing is applied until someone approves it. A Today view collects pending decisions, reviews and blockers. You can bring your own providers, including local Ollama models. Free covers two agents at once; Pro is $59.99 a year, Teams $144 per seat. Public beta, built by Utsav Das.
Zhipu's open-source workbench for running AI agents on a codebase
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