moeru-ai/airi is an AI virtual companion project that users host and run directly on their own computer or server. Its goal is to create a character that does real-time voice conversation and game play together, and the latest release per the repository is v0.12.0-beta.5. However, the provided records contain no change list showing what changed in this beta version.
The repository description says it aims for a companion you run yourself on your own server and own (self-hosted, you-owned). It states that it can play Minecraft and Factorio alongside real-time voice conversation, and that it supports Web, macOS and Windows. The README describes it as an open source project inspired by Neuro-sama that brings AI waifus and virtual characters into the real world. It combines VRM and Live2D characters with voice conversation, and treats avatar rendering and animation along with conversational virtual characters as its core features. The implementation language is TypeScript, the license is MIT, and the repository's star count is recorded as 50539.
That said, the thin spots in the evidence are equally clear. The provided records contain no measurements or external verification materials showing to what quality the voice conversation and game integration actually work. The assessment only fills in momentum of 5.7 out of 10, and the freshness, technical and quality scores are not given. What can be confirmed at this point is only the fact that this is a self-hosted virtual companion project released under the MIT license. To weigh the real conversation quality and game integration, it is better to look further into the repository documentation before judging.