my-virtual-world vs agenttrail
AI agent worlds and coding activity compared
my-virtual-world hosts local AI agents in a navigable 3D environment, while agenttrail observes coding-agent activity through project maps and a 3D task view. The main difference is that my-virtual-world provides a spatial setting for agent presence and interaction, whereas agenttrail focuses on monitoring work without managing agents.
my-virtual-world: Host a 3D World for AI Agents
My Virtual World is a self-hosted 3D environment where AI agents can move, interact with objects, and show activity from local agent systems. It suits people who want a visual workspace for OpenClaw, Hermes, or other agent harnesses.
agenttrail: Observe AI Coding Agent Work Locally
Agenttrail is a local observability tool for AI coding agents, with a project map and a 3D task view built on Three.js. It watches available local files, plans, and agent activity without running or coordinating agents.
| my-virtual-world | agenttrail | |
|---|---|---|
| Language | JavaScript | JavaScript |
| License | NOASSERTION | MIT |
| Stars | 80 | 913 |
| Forks | 12 | 65 |
| Last analyzed | Oct 3, 2026 | Oct 19, 2026 |
Key differences
- my-virtual-world supports agent movement, object use, and integrations with systems such as OpenClaw and Hermes; agenttrail visualizes file changes, plans, tasks, and supported coding-agent activity.
- my-virtual-world is designed for local machines or private networks, with Docker-first deployment; agenttrail runs as local browser views with services bound to 127.0.0.1.
- my-virtual-world describes its license as PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 and source-available, while agenttrail is licensed under MIT.
- my-virtual-world uses a persistent 3D world as its central interface; agenttrail separates project mapping from its experimental 3D Kitchen view.
- Both use JavaScript, but my-virtual-world centers on agent harnesses and spatial interactions, while agenttrail targets developers observing coding-agent work.
Choose my-virtual-world if you…
- want a navigable 3D space where agents can move, use objects, and show activity.
- run OpenClaw, Hermes, or other local agent systems and want to visualize their presence.
- need a self-hosted workspace for exploring agent-world interactions.
Choose agenttrail if you…
- want to observe coding-agent activity and file changes without managing agents.
- need project maps that connect file activity to a plan, or a 3D view of tasks and contributions.
- prefer a local browser-based tool that requires no account or cloud service.
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