Velocitty

The terminal an AI can actually drive.

Every SSH client has bolted on a chat sidebar. The model writes a command, you copy it into a terminal, and nothing about that is scoped or auditable. Velocitty gives the agent a real API instead — one that can say no.

velo · policy dry run
$ velo policy --cmd 'systemctl restart nginx' --hosts tag:web
{
  "action": "require_approval",
  "capability": "service.manage",
  "rule": "changes need a human",
  "hosts_evaluated": 3
}
Nothing ran. The agent asked what it was allowed to do before it tried, and the answer is scoped, revocable, and written down.
A scoped plane for the agent
The model gets a signed token with a fixed capability set, not your shell. Changes wait for approval, and every action lands in an append-only log you can read back.
Mesh networking built in
Reach hosts over a NetBird or Tailscale overlay without standing up a bastion or hand-editing SSH config.
Secrets that stay sealed
Keys, passphrases and TOTP codes live in a vault in the app, so a credential never has to sit in a shell history or a note.
One native app
macOS, Windows and Linux, with terminals, file transfer and the fleet view in the same window.

Ships 2 November.

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