Leuria documentation

Leuria lets a website offer AI features that run on the visitor's own AI, instead of the site's API keys.

Build with Leuria

• Quickstart: a first AI feature in plain HTML, with a bundler, or in React.
• The core SDK: how @leuria/client fits together, and where to go next.
• Ask AI for your Docusaurus site: an assistant and search by meaning for your docs, on each reader's own AI.
• Guides: providers and the cascade, conversations, tools, structured output, embeddings and search, the Connect UI, React, your own provider.
• Going to production: the cascade to ship, what visitors see, privacy, CSP, tool safety.
• Examples: small recipes you can run with your own AI on the portal.
• Run Leuria from a terminal: the engine without the app, to test your site, in CI, or on Windows and Linux.
• Engine protocol: the HTTP, SSE and WebSocket API between pages and the engine, for writing another client.

Use Leuria

People who use Leuria get the app and its help on leuria.eu.

Security

• Security notes: what Leuria protects against today, and the known gaps.

Contribute

• Architecture: how the engine and the SDK are organized.
• Development: setup, tests, the fake agent, running with a real agent.