OpenVerb
The universal execution layer for AI agents
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The universal execution layer for AI agents
15 followers
OpenVerb makes your app understandable by AIs. Define verbs, expose capabilities, and let any AI agent safely take real actions inside your software. It’s a universal execution layer that turns natural language into structured, reliable commands. Fully open source, framework-agnostic, and easy to integrate.
This is the 2nd launch from OpenVerb. View more
OpenVerb
Launching today
OpenVerb lets developers define structured “verb schemas” that describe what AI agents are allowed to do. Instead of relying on prompt guessing, AI actions are validated, policy-checked, and executed through a deterministic runtime. Build libraries of workflows, test them in a live execution sandbox, and safely connect AI to real systems.
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How does OpenVerb actually prevent an AI agent from misusing exposed verbs, like is there built-in auth scoping or do we have to wire that up ourselves on our end?
@iscany18259 Great question, yes you can write that up yourself. The great thing about openverb is that it gives you all the control. You define all your actions explicitly then you can build polocies around that such as paywall tiers, auth tiers etc.
Defining a few verbs and watching an agent actually trigger them in my app was surprisingly smooth. The schema-first approach feels way safer than parsing freeform prompts on my end.
@oguzhanuzu51595 Thanks for your comment its great to know that you liked openverb's approach. You can actually publish verbs on the OpenVerb website that you like to use and share
The verb definition setup clicked faster than I expected, and seeing an agent trigger a real action in my test app was a nice moment. Wish the docs had a couple more end-to-end examples though.
the schema-first approach feels really thoughtful, mapping natural language straight into typed verbs instead of vibes feels like the right call for an open-source execution layer.
Dropping an upvote, congrats @roman_hancel big shoutout for building a live sandbox right at launch, makes it so much easier to understand the runtime logic.