Lightflare is a self-hosted agent platform for team AI work.
- Self-hosted. Runs on your own infrastructure and hardware.
- Persistent storage. Conversations, memory, schedules, and state are stored in your database.
- Browser UI. No local software to install - users access it from any browser.
- Flexible memory. Supports both user-scoped and organization-shared memory.
- Centralized tools. Server-side integrations with managed credentials and access policy.
- Private network access. Connect internal tools without exposing them to a cloud provider.
- LLM choice. Use local or external LLM providers behind a single control plane.
- Open source. Audit and adapt the full codebase to fit your team's needs.
- Safe by default. Runs approved server-side tools - no direct writes to user machines.
- Use Lightflare as a shared Slack assistant that can answer questions and run approved tools from team channels.
- Schedule recurring checks, such as reviewing open tasks, summarizing recent activity, or sending reminders.
- Run approved internal tools from one server-side environment instead of each user's local machine.
Lightflare is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for the full license text.
