Once your agent is fully built, tested, and ready for use, Lyzr allows you to publish it in one of three modes: Private, Public, or Organization. This enables flexible deployment based on your audience and collaboration needs.
⚠️ You must be the owner or have edit access to the agent to publish it.

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Launching Your Agent

To publish your agent, follow these steps:
  1. Navigate to the agent you’ve created in Lyzr Studio.
  2. Click on the “Publish” or “Launch Agent” button in the top-right corner.
  3. Choose a publishing mode: Private, Public, or Organization.
  4. Configure access controls (e.g., API key, domains, emails).
  5. Click Confirm and Launch.

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Private Mode

Private mode ensures your agent is only accessible to you or specific users you invite.
  • Use case: Personal projects, testing, or early previews.
  • Access: Only accessible via your account or with an API key.
  • URL Visibility: Not listed in public or organization directories.
✅ Recommended during development and testing phase.

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Public Mode

Public mode allows your agent to be discoverable and used by anyone.
  • Use case: Open-source tools, demos, or general-purpose utilities.
  • Access: Anyone with the link or embedded widget can access it.
  • Discoverability: Listed in the Lyzr Agent Explorer (if enabled).
  • Rate Limits: May apply depending on your plan.
⚠️ Ensure no sensitive information is exposed before publishing publicly.

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Organization Mode (Paid Plan Only)

Organization mode restricts agent access to members within your organization on Lyzr.
  • Use case: Internal tools, company-specific workflows, or collaborative agents.
  • Access: All authenticated organization members can use it.
  • Control: Admins can manage usage, versioning, and permissions centrally.
🔒 Requires an organization account on a paid plan.

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Deployment Options

After publishing, you can:
  • Share it via a unique agent link.
  • Integrate via API with secure authentication headers.

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Best Practices

  • Version Control: Tag major updates before publishing.
  • Usage Logs: Monitor analytics and error logs for your agent post-launch.
  • Security: Apply authentication and rate limits for public or organizational agents.
By leveraging Lyzr’s publishing options, you can share your agents securely and effectively, from private tests to organization-wide deployment or public release.