Lazurio documentation

Lazurio is a working environment for people and AI agents. It keeps company procedures, plans and applications where the team can find them and review changes.

It builds on GitHub, which can hold tasks, documentation and decisions as well as code. Version 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

The version described in the linked sources runs from source with Git and Bun. It includes Launchpad, diagnostics, an experimental CLI v0 and the operating contracts used by connected Organizations and modules. A simple packaged installation is a target, not a released distribution.

You choose the AI model and client separately. Lazurio itself is not a managed SaaS service or a universal security sandbox for AI tools. Review the selected providers’ terms before deployment. The security and control evidence shows where those claims come from and what they do not prove.

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

GuideGet practical answers, a plain-language glossary and recommended applications.How Lazurio worksBuild the mental model: people, Agents, Organizations, Drafts and Publication.Use casesSee which kinds of company work benefit from a private, reviewable GitHub process.For IT administratorsReview the product form, operating boundary and minimum approval package.Data access and securityUnderstand what can be reached, which identity acts and where controls live.Deployment and operationsPlan a bounded pilot, daily operation, recovery and rollback.Connecting an Environment to appsDecide which apps agents reach, how Composio sign-ins work and which trade-offs you accept.Lazurio vs Microsoft CopilotCompare two overlapping but different approaches to AI-assisted company work.For agentsFind the machine-readable index and the rules for using this documentation as context.FAQOpen direct answers to the questions that come up most often.Security and control evidenceTrace important claims to the exact public source and understand their limits.Public referencesUse the canonical public sources behind the product and operating model.

Lazurio is currently source-available under FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0. See the security and control evidence for the license, maturity and assurance details relevant to an approval decision.