Modular C++ Core
Build on a componentized runtime with Core, Protection, GUI, Script, and app targets that can be compiled and validated independently before integration.
YAAA.app Features
YAAA.app combines a modular C++ execution foundation with scripting, GUI operations, protection, and verification gates so teams can build private, local-first agent apps that are observable, repeatable, and safe to extend.
Multi-language Scripting
Extend workflows with Python 3.13, Lua, and .NET 8 surfaces, giving agents and operators practical hooks for desktop automation and pipeline orchestration.
Desktop Control Panels
Use GUI widgets, status views, and script editor patterns to observe queued tasks, trigger reruns, and keep long-running workflows visible to human operators.
Protection Layer
Route sensitive execution paths through a dedicated protection component designed for integrity checks, guarded workflows, and future compliance documentation — while keeping the apps you create on your computer by default.
Local-first apps
The apps you develop with YAAA live on your computer, not in a cloud-only builder. Cloud services can be connected when you choose, but your app source, workflows, and files remain local-first.
Build & Test Gates
Keep every slice verifiable with CMake targets, CTest runs, and explicit acceptance commands that turn agent changes into reviewable evidence.
Documentation-first Delivery
Pair implementation work with quickstarts, examples, route coverage tracking, and licensing/support pages so users can evaluate the platform without guessing.
A repeatable agent workflow loop
- Choose the smallest safe slice from the roadmap or issue queue.
- Implement through the relevant runtime, scripting, GUI, or documentation layer.
- Run the smallest meaningful build, static, or test gate and record the evidence.
- Promote the slice into examples, documentation, downloads, or support guidance when it is ready for users.
Ready to evaluate the platform?
Start with the quickstart, compare licensing paths, then inspect examples and documentation for the component area you want to automate first — with privacy-first, local app ownership as the default.
Open the getting started guide → · Read documentation → · View examples → · Review pricing → · Download builds →