Your AI workforce,
running on your machine.

Install raze-cli, launch RAZE locally, connect your own providers or models, and manage everything from a local dashboard.

$ pipx install raze-cli
$ raze onboard
Local-first runtime
User-owned providers & data
Managed runtime
In-dashboard updates

Up and running in minutes

From install to a working local dashboard in three simple steps.

1

Install the CLI

Install raze-cli with one command using pipx or pip.

2

Run onboarding

Run raze onboard and RAZE prepares the managed local runtime for you.

3

Open the dashboard

Configure providers, models, employees, groups, and tasks from your local dashboard.


Everything you need, locally

Manage your AI workforce from one dashboard on your machine.

Local-first Runtime

Run RAZE locally with a managed runtime bundle designed to live on your machine.

Local Dashboard

Manage settings, providers, employees, groups, jobs, logs, and updates from one place.

AI Employees

Create and manage AI employees configured for different roles and responsibilities.

Provider & Model Profiles

Connect API providers or local models and reuse saved profiles for different workflows.

Jobs & Scheduling

Create jobs, schedule tasks, review run information, and manage workflow execution.

User-Owned Config

Keep control of your providers, models, settings, runtime state, and local data.


Install in seconds

One command to install, one command to launch.

# Install the CLI
$ pipx install raze-cli
# Set up and launch
$ raze onboard

Two update paths, both simple

CLI updates and runtime/dashboard updates are separate — by design.

CLI Updates

Update the command-line tool through PyPI.

$ pip install --upgrade raze-cli

Runtime Updates

Update the dashboard and runtime through RAZE.

$ raze update

Your machine, your control

RAZE is local-first. Your runtime, dashboard, configuration, and data live on your machine. You choose what providers to connect and what to run.


Common questions

Install raze-cli with pipx install raze-cli, then run raze onboard. That's it.

Not for normal setup. Some advanced Docker-backed employee workflows may require it, but the main dashboard and local workflow work without Docker.

RAZE is local-first. Your runtime, dashboard state, and configuration live on your machine. If you connect third-party providers, requests you send to those providers are subject to those providers' terms.

The managed runtime bundle updates the dashboard and runtime. The CLI and dashboard are on separate update channels.