AMD's GAIA open-source AI software built atop Lemonade for serving as an AI companion for emails, a Bash coding agent, and other AI agent skills is out with a new version today with more features while also improving security and making other improvements.

AMD GAIA 0.23 introduces the ability to install and run agents directly from the terminal. Up to this point with AMD GAIA, users have needed to run a graphical app for installing new AI agents or know the manual Python pip commands for manual installation. Now there is gaia hub list for presenting the catalog of possible AI agents and then gaia hub install for being able to specify AI agents to install from the command line. Thus a nice terminal/CLI-native experience for managing of AI agents plus the new options for uninstalling agents as well.

The AMD GAIA software also adds gaia skill with various sub-commands from there for easily building and sharing of AI skills.

AMD GAIA also now ensures all AI agents ask before acting in their actions. Plus this new release is safer by default with a number of security improvements and local exposures closed in this release.

AMD GAIA 0.23 is built atop the open-source Lemonade SDK 11.5 and also brings with it many different bug fixes.

Downloads and more details on the AMD GAIA 0.23 software update now available for Windows, Linux, and macOS via GitHub.