Your Agentic Software Development Team
A secure, locally hosted agent orchestrator for asynchronous software development. Let a read-only builder coordinate isolated agents while you focus on product, architecture, and guidance.
$ git clone https://github.com/getlazy/lazy.gitWhat makes lazy different?
Stop micromanaging your coding assistants. Let agents do the work while you focus on what matters.
Builder Orchestration
Work with a read-only builder that plans work, creates tasks, starts agents, gathers feedback, and reviews results.
Deterministic Security Proxy
Route model traffic through a policy engine that blocks inherited connectors and secret-path reads by default.
Concurrent Agent Work
Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and other agents asynchronously in isolated containers with bounded access.
Task-Based Git Lifecycle
Treat tasks as first-class units of work with branches, worktrees, reviews, synchronization, and explicit outcomes.
Captured Context
Keep every prompt, turn, review, question, and decision in a searchable store that both you and agents can use.
Isolated by Default
Agents work in Docker containers with repository boundaries, dedicated worktrees, and controlled permissions.
Turn-Based Reviews
Give feedback asynchronously after each agent turn instead of watching code stream by or micromanaging every step.
Situational Awareness
Agents search prior tasks, prompts, reviews, and concurrent work so decisions build on the project's accumulated context.
Project-Aware Daemon
A per-project daemon reconciles tasks, runs CI checks, harvests PR comments, and keeps work moving in the background.
Cost-Aware Scheduling
Track token usage and endpoint performance so work can be paused or scheduled with cost and latency in mind.
Simple, powerful CLI
Everything you need to manage your agentic development workflow from the terminal.
1# Initialize and launch the team lead2cd your-project/3lazy init4lazy builder56# Create and start a bounded task7lazy create --code add-auth --goal "Add authentication" \8 --prompt "Use JWT tokens and bcrypt"9lazy start <task-id>Core Concepts
Understanding the building blocks of lazy's development workflow.
The Proxy
A local layer between people, agents, and model providers. It stores searchable conversations and enforces deterministic policy checks before tool calls execute.
The Builder
Your read-only agentic team lead. Builder scopes work, creates tasks, starts agents, gathers feedback, and reviews output without editing the repository.
The Daemon
One project-aware daemon keeps task reconciliation, CI checks, PR comment harvesting, credentials, and isolated agent containers running in the background.
The Task Lifecycle
Tasks are first-class software units with goals, prompts, turns, branches, worktrees, reviews, and explicit outcomes from backlog through acceptance or rejection.
Ready to get lazy?
Join the alpha and build software asynchronously with a read-only builder, isolated agents, searchable history, and a task-aware git lifecycle.
Report Bugs
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Prompt Requests
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Test Alpha
Email testing@getlazy.dev to join