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Lazurio Documentation

Lesson 3: Find your way around

In this lesson: the three parts of Lazurio, where your Organization’s Modules are and how to get a page explained.

At the top of the left column is the switch Chat · Apps · Automate:

  • Chat is where you work with agents. In an Environment it is T3 Code, labelled T3 Code (Lazurio). Start a new thread for each new task.
  • Apps shows your Organization’s Modules and the pages Files, Integrations and, where the Environment has a vault, Vault.
  • Automate is for regular tasks and automation. Where it does not run, the tour says so.

A Module is one application or area of work of your Organization, for example Mission Control for plans or a Knowledgebase for shared knowledge. Under Workspace, Apps lists every Module of the Organization that your Environment’s GitHub identity can reach, each once. Under Productionspace it shows the Organization’s production repositories, read-only. Your Organization decides which Modules it has. If a colleague mentions a Module you do not see, you may not have access to it; ask your Admin.

Files is the Documents folder of this Environment. Upload materials for agents there and download what they prepare, a whole folder as a ZIP if you need it. The ? after a page heading explains that page in place.

Your task

Section titled “Your task”

  1. In Apps, find one Module related to your work. Open its menu and choose Module information.

  2. Open Files and look at what is there.

  3. Open Chat, start a new thread and send:

    I am new in this Organization. List the Modules I can see in Apps and
    say in one sentence what each one is for. Use only our Organization's
    own documents and say where you found each answer. Do not change anything.

Done means: you know which Module holds your Organization’s plans and which holds its shared knowledge, or that it has neither, and you can find Files and Settings → Getting started again.