AMD's open-source GAIA AI agent platform, built on the Lemonade SDK, has reached version 0.23 with the ability to install, list, and uninstall AI agents directly from the terminal via new gaia hub commands. The release also adds a gaia skill command for building and sharing AI skills, requires agents to confirm before acting, closes several local security exposures, and bundles Lemonade SDK 11.5 along with numerous bug fixes. Available for Windows, Linux, and macOS via GitHub.
Questions this post answers
How do I install and manage AI agents from the command line in AMD GAIA 0.23?
AMD GAIA 0.23 adds terminal-native agent management with the gaia hub command. Running gaia hub list shows the catalog of available AI agents, while gaia hub install lets you install a specific agent directly from the CLI, with new options also available for uninstalling agents. Previously this required a graphical app or manual pip commands. daily.dev surfaces releases like this for developers tracking new CLI tooling in AI agent platforms.
What version of Lemonade SDK does AMD GAIA 0.23 use?
AMD GAIA 0.23 is built on top of the open-source Lemonade SDK version 11.5. This release also bundles numerous bug fixes alongside new terminal-based agent installation features and a gaia skill command for building and sharing AI skills. Developers pairing AMD GAIA with Lemonade can follow SDK version updates on daily.dev.
What security improvements does AMD GAIA 0.23 include?
AMD GAIA 0.23 ships as safer by default, closing a number of local exposures and now requiring all AI agents to ask for confirmation before taking action. This reduces the risk of agents performing unintended operations automatically on a user's system. daily.dev helps developers running local AI agents stay on top of security-relevant updates.