What leaves your machine

Where the work runs

The agents run on your computer, through the runtime you already have installed: Claude Code, Codex or goose. Lucitra starts a local daemon that holds the task store and serves its commands over MCP. There is no account and no sign-in.

What the runtime sends

Your runtime talks to its own model provider, under your own subscription or API key. That traffic is the runtime's, on the terms you already agreed with that provider. Lucitra does not resell model capacity and does not meter your usage.

What is stored locally

• The task store, in ~/.lucitra, holding tasks, their history and token counts.
• Worktrees, one per task, inside your own repository's working area.
• The project brain, as markdown in a repository you own. You can read it, diff it, and change it like any other file.

What waits for you

A task that wants to push stops first. You see the diff, then run approve or decline. Nothing is pushed by a task on its own.

The browser companion

lucitra browser install lets the Lucitra Companion extension reach the local agent. It is opt-in, and it is a separate install.