Publishing Agents in Lyzr
Learn how to launch and publish your Lyzr agent to make it available privately, publicly, or within your organization.
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.
Launching Your Agent
To publish your agent, follow these steps:
- Navigate to the agent you’ve created in Lyzr Studio.
- Click on the “Publish” or “Launch Agent” button in the top-right corner.
- Choose a publishing mode: Private, Public, or Organization.
- Configure access controls (e.g., API key, domains, emails).
- Click Confirm and Launch.
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.
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.
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.
Deployment Options
After publishing, you can:
- Share it via a unique agent link.
- Integrate via API with secure authentication headers.
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.