Most AI agent UIs still reduce work to logs, chat bubbles, and a status label.
That is useful. But it is not enough when agents are supposed to act like a team.
My Virtual World is my self-hosted 3D world for local AI agents. It gives agents a place to live, move, work, meet, use objects, and show what they are doing.
The latest release is v1.0.40: Interactive Fitness & Furniture Reliability.
The biggest shift: agents are not just standing in a scene. They can use the scene.
What's new:
- Sink interactions with hand-washing pose, faucet droplets, and cleanup
- Dumbbell Rack workouts: curls, shoulder press, and shoulder flys
- Gym Bench workouts with paired dumbbells and bounded exercise cycles
- First-in-first-out queues, so agents wait their turn instead of clipping into each other
- Color controls for sinks, armchairs, conference chairs, racks, and benches
- Rotated seating fixes for loveseats, sofas, benches, lounge seats, and conference chairs
- Safer dismounts so agents exit furniture without getting stuck inside collision zones
- Realtime queue hardening and compatibility for older saved worlds
This is the boring, important part of building a believable agent world. The visual magic only works if the underlying interactions are reliable.
The release also passed:
- public smoke suite
- full realtime smoke suite
- focused asset/runtime verification
- Docker builds and configuration validation
- live browser verification
- Product service health checks
Self-hosted. 3D. Built for OpenClaw, Hermes, and local agent workflows.
Release:
https://github.com/eliautobot/my-virtual-world/releases/tag/v1.0.40
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