Zaru

Zaru is the consumer product that lives at myzaru.com. It is the human-facing surface of AEGIS — the place where people chat with agents, build workflows, watch executions unfold, and manage their own fleet of edge machines. Everything Zaru does is powered by the same orchestrator, gateway, and Cortex that run underneath every other AEGIS deployment; Zaru just makes them feel like a product instead of an API.

The default way to use Zaru is chat. You talk to it, it talks back, and behind the scenes it can call tools, kick off workflows, dispatch jobs to edge hosts, and read or write your personal memory. From chat you can drop into more focused workspaces depending on what you want to do — design something new, look after running systems, or inspect what just happened.

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Key ideas

• Chat — the conversational front door and the most common way users interact with Zaru.
• The Architect — where you build and edit agents and workflows.
• The Colony — where you manage your edge fleet, hosts, tags, and groups.
• The Workshop — where you visualize executions and trace what each agent did and why.
• Memory — your Cortex explorer; browse what the system has learned about you and your work.
• Vault — your tenant's secrets store, surfaced as a friendly UI on top of the secrets backend.

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Learn more

• Zaru Overview — the product tour and how the pieces fit together.
• Chat — using the conversational interface.
• The Architect — authoring agents and workflows.
• The Colony — managing edge hosts and groups.
• The Workshop — visualizing and inspecting executions.
• Memory — exploring your Cortex memory graph.
• Vault — managing tenant secrets.