Lazurio documentation

In Lazurio, people work with AI agents using shared materials. Procedures, plans and applications stay where the team can find them and review changes.

It builds on GitHub, which can hold tasks, documentation and decisions as well as code. History shows who changed what; permissions control who can read, edit and approve the work. You do not need to move accounting, email or every other existing service into GitHub.

The business remains more than GitHub. Lazurio brings into it the work that benefits from versioning, access control and review.

The agent works with the materials and tools available for the task. It prepares a draft, checks it and presents it for review. You define the goal; an authorized person decides whether to publish or deploy the result.

GitHub is the context for the whole loop, not a step in it. People direct and authorize; Task Agents prepare the editable work between those decisions.

What Lazurio is today

Lazurio Platform v0.1.14 is an installable release, published on 27 October 2026. It includes the command-line tool, Apps and diagnostics. It also prepares the instructions agents read in your Lazurio Folder. You do not need a checkout of the Platform source code for everyday work. See deployment and updates.

You choose the AI client and model provider separately. A self-hosted installation does not require Lazurio’s optional account and managed-hosting services. Lazurio does not add a universal security sandbox around AI tools; check the providers and access used by your deployment. The security and control evidence explains these boundaries.

Browse the documentation

If you are new to Lazurio, open the Guide. The other sections cover technical requirements, access and operations.

GuideStart with your first task or choose a specific guide.How Lazurio worksFrom assigning a task to reviewing and approving the result.Use casesSuitable tasks and when to choose another tool.For IT administratorsWhat to verify before a pilot and deployment.Data access and securityWhich data an agent can use and what restricts access.Deployment and operationsPlan a bounded pilot, daily operation, recovery and rollback.Connecting an Environment to appsConnection methods, sign-in and access revocation.Lazurio vs Microsoft CopilotDifferences in purpose, access and administration.For agentsFind the machine-readable index and the rules for using this documentation as context.FAQAnswers about the product, data and approval.Security and control evidenceThe sources behind product claims and their limits.Public referencesLazurio and Microsoft documentation used on this site.

The current Platform uses Elastic License 2.0. Legacy code, third-party components and optional services have separate license boundaries; see the license explanation.