Your first task
Start small and specific. For example: “Turn these meeting notes into an action plan.”
1. Install Lexora
Visit GitHub Releases and choose the package for your system:
| System | Package |
|---|---|
| Windows x64 | Windows installer |
| Ubuntu / Debian x64 | .deb |
| Arch Linux x64 | .pkg.tar.zst |
There is currently no macOS installer. The native Linux pet is optional company, not a requirement for completing tasks.
2. Connect a model
Open settings, add your model service, and enter its API key or complete account authorization as required. Then choose an available model.
Lexora does not include a free model allowance. Availability and costs depend on your chosen provider.
3. Start a task
Create a task and describe your goal, source material, and desired output. Choose a working directory or a space if you need to work with local files.
For example:
Read these meeting notes. Extract confirmed decisions, owners, and open questions. Save a Markdown action plan in the current working directory.
You can also start with a simple conversation that needs no files.
4. Follow along and review
Lexora shows its work as it progresses. When asked for permission, check what a tool will access or do before approving.
Open the resulting file or artifact preview and check the facts, format, and location. Then add a follow-up, such as “Sort the actions by priority.”
Back up important files before changing them. AI-generated results need your review.