Define the complete AI system in .vio.
A portable AI system definition independent from its runtime.
.vio composes signed, versioned prompts, skills, memory, agents, models, connectors, policies, evaluations, and deployment requirements without erasing each artifact’s identity.

From scattered AI assets to one governed contract.
One file. Complete control.
How .vio fits AI Deployment Infrastructure.
One contract. Supported targets. Clear responsibilities.
Author and manage .vio system definitions in a local-first workspace, within the capabilities of the current release.
The portable system definition composes agents, prompts, models, policies, connectors, and other artifacts.
Resolves supported dependencies, applies policy, transforms the composition, and prepares a supported target.
Use only deployment targets named in the current compatibility matrix.
A managed infrastructure option only where the current support matrix confirms availability and scope.
A proposed operational layer whose availability and implemented scope require product confirmation.
Deploy a .vio file from a terminal or CI with the Viorant CLI.
Built for engineers. Designed for trust.
Multi-framework + multi-model management.
One system definition. Supported frameworks. Named models.
How it works.
Define agents, tools, memory, models, policies, and observability in .vio.
Artifacts and modules are versioned and cryptographically signed.
Helix resolves dependencies and validates policies.
Helix transforms the definition for explicitly supported environments.
Questions, answered.
01 What is .vio?
.vio is a portable definition that composes signed, versioned AI artifacts into a complete system for review, verification, and deployment to supported targets.
02 Does it lock me into Viorant?
No. .vio is portable and designed to remain useful without Viorant.
03 How is Hub different from Helix?
Hub is the optional authoring workspace. Helix transforms a .vio definition for explicitly supported deployment targets.
04 What is Viorant Cloud?
Viorant Cloud is our managed infrastructure option for running workloads.
05 What is Sentinel?
Sentinel is the observability, security, and control panel for deployed assets. Monitor, investigate, and enforce with confidence.
06 How does signing work?
Trust can attach and verify artifact evidence within its implemented proof scope. Verification does not prove broader correctness or compliance.
07 Can I run on my own infrastructure?
Customer-controlled deployment depends on a currently supported target and its documented limitations.