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Show HN: VAEN – Package and import portable AI coding-agent Harnesses

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Show HN: VAEN – Package and import portable AI coding-agent Harnesses
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VAEN is a portable command-line interface designed for packaging and importing coding setups. It utilizes an agent.yaml manifest to bundle instructions and skills into an OCI-backed archive, ensuring that sensitive information is not transported. The tool provides various commands for validation, inspection, and importation of coding environments.

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VAEN VAEN is a portable CLI for packaging and importing agentic coding setups. It takes an agent.yaml manifest, bundles instructions, skills, and project-scoped MCP declarations into an OCI-backed .agent archive, and imports that setup into another repository without transporting secrets. Demo Watch the 24-second flow: docs/assets/vaen-demo.mp4 vaen validate -f agent.yaml vaen build -f agent.yaml -o team-setup.agent vaen inspect team-setup.agent vaen import team-setup.agent --client codex vaen doctor --client codex What VAEN Packages VAEN packages configuration and authoring files, not runtime environments.

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