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Aivyx PA manual

Aivyx PA is a self-learning personal AI agent that runs on your own hardware. It talks to the model you choose — local, or a cloud provider under your own key — with no Aivyx server in between, and every action it takes is gated, recorded and yours to review.

This manual has three parts. Start with the guide; use the reference to look things up; read the developer part if you’re building on Aivyx PA.

Part 1 — User guide

Task-by-task, for everyday use. These pages are also built into the Studio (its Guide screen).

1. Welcome
2. Getting started
3. Create your agent
4. Chat and missions
5. Memory
6. Skills and persona
7. Teams
8. Access and settings
9. Screens reference
10. Troubleshooting
11. Desktop app
12. Models and routing
13. Chat apps and accounts
14. Terminal and CLI
15. Autonomy and routines
16. Named instances
17. Security and privacy
18. Backups, upgrades and moving
19. Packs

Part 2 — Reference

1. Command-line reference
2. Configuration reference
3. Tools
4. Files and paths
5. Environment variables
6. Glossary

Part 3 — Developer

1. Building from source
2. Architecture
3. Channel adapters
4. Tool processes
5. Vertical packs
6. IPC protocol
7. Contributing

Elsewhere

• docs/INSTALL.md — every install path and many feature-specific setups, in depth.
• docs/THREAT_MODEL.md — exactly what Aivyx PA defends against, and what it doesn’t.
• examples/aivyx-pa.toml — the annotated example config.
• CHANGELOG.md — what changed in each release.

Aivyx PA is source-available under the Business Source License 1.1: free for personal, educational, research and other non-commercial use; each version becomes MIT-licensed four years after release.