Vyral
An open-source, local-first contract layer and runtime for applications that need canonical data storage, retrieval and RAG, and durable execution, without locking application code to one cloud provider.
Vyral keeps these capabilities behind stable, application-owned contracts instead of vendor SDKs, so an application can start on a laptop with one command and later move individual capabilities to SQLite, Postgres with pgvector, Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, Cloudflare, Temporal and other providers without changing application code.
A local quickstart runs lexical retrieval with citations, admits durable work, reopens the runtime, and completes a preserved run, with no package installation, cloud account or model download required; an editable application is then created with vyral init.
Language-neutral conformance fixtures and a versioned qualification matrix make what each adapter actually supports explicit rather than assumed, and clients exist for Python, JavaScript and Go.