Brio v0.1.0 — the first release

The first release of Brio, the multi-agent orchestrator: give it one goal, and it plans the work, hands each piece to the agent best at it across every vendor, has another vendor check the result, and learns who wins.

Website and docs: https://brio-orchestrator.vercel.app

What's in it

• Chat with every agent you connect: the best one answers, or several answer together, review each other or debate.
• Missions: a plan of tasks with contracts, routed by a learned scoreboard, run in sandboxes, verified by tests, typecheck and a reviewer from a different vendor, and delivered as a pull request you approve.
• 98 connectors across 13 categories: model APIs, coding CLIs, hosted agents, browser, media and research agents, MCP, A2A and ACP.
• Governance: budgets, approval policies, data policies, a BYOK vault and a hash-chained ledger.
• Ways in: web app, CLI, MCP server, A2A agent, REST API and a local runner.

Install

Self-hosted, with your own keys. A free 1 GB server is enough.

git clone https://github.com/Ivan825/brio_.git brio && cd brio/deploy/compose
./setup.sh https://your-address --prebuilt
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d --no-build

Images: ghcr.io/ivan825/brio-api, brio-runner and brio-web at 0.1.0, for amd64 and arm64. The Helm chart (deploy/helm/brio) uses them by default.

Guides:

• Deploy on a cloud server: free on Azure for Students, HTTPS with no domain.
• Self-hosting: every setting.

The full history is in the changelog.