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Set up your first agency

Create an agency, add workers, attach canon, and assign its first task.

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Hurozo CLI

Terminal-first agent work

Hurozo CLI

The same Hurozo agent runtime, model routes, approvals, and connected tools from your shell.

Install with Homebrew

brew tap hurozo/hurozo-cli
brew install hurozo-cli

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Model routing

Switch between Hurozo, Gemini, Opus, and ChatGPT-backed routes when your account is configured for them.

Approvals

Review tool permissions from the terminal and keep remembered decisions scoped to the exact operation.

Second opinions

Use model arbitration to ask another available route for critique, checks, or a different perspective.

Connected tools

Use the same account-backed connectors and skills available in Hurozo's desktop and WebCLI experiences.

First run

After installation, run hurozo. The CLI walks you through account authentication and any model-specific sign-in or secret setup that your selected route requires.

Hurozo SDK

Python agent invocation

Hurozo SDK

Invoke saved Hurozo agents from Python using the same API tokens, inputs, outputs, and runtime routing used by Agent Builder.

Install

pip install hurozo

getting_started.pyPython

import json
import os

from hurozo import Agent

os.environ["HUROZO_API_TOKEN"] = "YOUR_API_TOKEN"
agent = Agent("sentiment-analyser")
inputs = {
    "prompt": "Analyze sentiment and return JSON. Text:",
    "input": "I am very happy!",
}

result = agent.run(inputs)
print(json.dumps(result, indent=2))

Agent lookup

Use an agent name, saved agent id, or agent UUID. The SDK resolves the correct execution target.

Structured inputs

Pass a Python dictionary matching the API input keys exposed by the saved workflow.

Hosted runtime

Runs against Hurozo's execution endpoint, including model routing, tools, outputs, and usage accounting.

Token setup

Create an API token from Account settings -> Manage API Tokens, then set it as HUROZO_API_TOKEN before running scripts.

Trust, security, and control

You reached security review. Here is the honest page.

This is the page you send to IT, risk, and legal. It splits what Attend proves today from what we are still building, in plain words, so nothing here surprises anyone in week six.

Your model, your keys EU AI Act, by design Every run leaves a trace

Two labels run through this page. Today means it works now and you can see it. Roadmap means it is planned or built on validated demand, not a promise you can act on yet. We do not dress a roadmap item as a fact.

You have seen how this goes

the review that stalls

The region answer changed depending on who you asked.

Sales said EU. The doc said something else. Nobody could point to the setting.

The approval only existed in the demo.

"A human checks it" turned out to mean one screen in the pitch, not a real gate you control.

The audit log could not reconstruct the send.

When you asked to see exactly what went out and why, the trail had holes.

The promised document was a dead link.

The security overview, the DPA, the pen-test summary. Requested, then silence.

If you have run a vendor through review, you know these. So here is Attend split straight down the middle: what we prove today, and where we tell you plainly the work is not done.

What Attend proves today

marked Today, you can see it

Received

Refund, damaged on arrival