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BoopFace Released: Open-Source SVG Robot Avatar Web Component for AI Agents

11/07/2026 — 11/07, 04:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • Developers have open-sourced BoopFace, a zero-dependency Web Component built with native JavaScript and SVG that turns LLM and Agent tool ex…

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On November 7, 2026, a developer writing in the AI section of DEV Community posted that BoopFace, an open source SVG robot-avatar web component aimed at AI agents, is officially released and live. According to the author, they had shared an early black-and-white version of the same component on that platform roughly two months earlier, when it was still called agent-robot-avatar. Since then they kept iterating, gave the project an official name, BoopFace, and built a dedicated website. The post notes that everything went live the day before it was written.

BoopFace is a native web component written in vanilla JS and SVG, shipped under the MIT license with zero runtime dependencies. Its element is <boop-face>. The stated purpose is straightforward: when an LLM or agent performs a tool call, code can directly map the current state into a matching eye-expression animation, so the avatar reacts to what the agent is doing without any manual animation work. The publicly available material describes the component up to this point, with no further developments reported yet.

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  1. Developers have officially launched BoopFace (formerly agent-robot-avatar), an MIT-licensed native Web Component written in vanilla JS and SVG with zero dependencies. It allows developers to map LLM or Agent tool calls directly to expressive avatar states and animations.

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