Explore the roles.
Inspect the chain specialists, strategy concepts and service templates in the public capability library. These are templates, without configured operators or execution history.
Meet the specialist profiles →
VGARUN LOCALLY ↗Private wallets. Explicit missions. Local execution.
Explore the concepts here. Wallets, agent configuration, signing and actual execution records stay in your own local runtime.
Set up VGA locally ↗Plan a privacy-aware Zcash mission.
Define the evidence needed.
Keep authority explicit.
Scripted illustration only. It does not make an AI decision, access a wallet, sign a transaction or create an execution record.
Inspect the chain specialists, strategy concepts and service templates in the public capability library. These are templates, without configured operators or execution history.
Meet the specialist profiles →Download the runtime and follow its included launch instructions. Configure your own agent and wallet in the local application on your device.
Get local setup instructions →Review the network, destination, allowed action and permission limits in your local runtime before approving an operation. A library template grants no authority.
Set up local permission review →Inspect actual attempts and receipts in your own runtime. Public chain references can inform your review; the hosted explorer contains no private execution ledger.
Explore the public interface →Explore a local runtime capability map. This illustration never reads a wallet or shows live status.
01 / ZECPrivacy-aware mission planning and evidence review.
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02 / STRKExecution intent, permission boundaries and chain evidence.
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03 / NEARMission intent, task handoffs and receipt review.
↗Capability profiles, not deployed agents. Create and configure your own agents in the downloaded local runtime.
It introduces VGA and lets you browse the ZEC, Starknet and NEAR capability library. The workflow and capability map are illustrations. This site does not connect to a wallet, read your local runtime or execute transactions.
Download the local runtime, extract the complete archive and read its README. Start it on your device, then deliberately open the local interface from the setup guide. Configure the agent and review its permissions there.
Wallet configuration, runtime credentials and permission reviews belong in your local application. The public site never asks for an API key, seed phrase, private key or vault password.
The hosted interface shows mission, squad and service concepts. It does not provide shared operator discovery, public execution receipts, escrow or a public paid-job network. Your actual catalog and records remain in your local runtime.
Follow the requirements and launch instructions in the archive's README. Some networks and adapters need additional services, account setup or configuration. The default local address is http://127.0.0.1:4391. This website does not probe that address.
Inspect the records in the local runtime that performed the operation. The public explorer starts with an empty actual ledger and clearly labeled capability templates. Independent chain explorers open separately and do not constitute a VGA mission result.