# Runzivo

> Runzivo builds fast, secure CI runners for modern software teams.

- Runzivo self-service supports GitHub Actions on Linux x64. Sign in to the customer portal with GitHub, then connect a GitHub organization you own and select a repository where you can update a workflow. Personal repositories are not supported.
- Use a repository where you can safely test a workflow change. Keep your existing workflow trigger and steps unchanged for the first run.
- Change only the runner label at first. Your existing actions and job steps remain in the workflow.
- Use the eligible label shown in the portal.
- The rzv-ubuntu-24.04-x64-2vcpu-8gb, rzv-ubuntu-24.04-x64-4vcpu-16gb, rzv-ubuntu-24.04-x64-6vcpu-24gb, rzv-ubuntu-24.04-x64-8vcpu-32gb, rzv-ubuntu-24.04-x64-16vcpu-64gb, rzv-ubuntu-24.04-x64-32vcpu-128gb labels are available for real jobs today.
- Each workspace receives 3,000 free equivalent minutes per UTC month, shared across its public and private repositories. A 2 vCPU runner consumes one equivalent minute for each runner minute. Unused minutes do not roll over.
- New jobs cannot start once the free allowance is used up and no prepaid credits remain. The free allowance resets at the start of each UTC month.
- Team and Business are billed monthly or yearly. A yearly plan costs 15% less than twelve monthly payments. Prices and included unit-minutes are on the pricing page.
- A plan's included unit-minutes replace the free allowance. They are granted each month, on a yearly plan too, and do not roll over. Usage draws on included unit-minutes first, then prepaid credit, then overage up to the plan's monthly overage cap. Overage is invoiced monthly.
- A sandbox is a Firecracker microVM in your workspace. You create it, run commands in it, open a terminal, stop it and start it again, from the rzv CLI, the customer API or the portal. Files in /workspace survive a stop and a start.
- A sandbox lasts eight hours from its first start, by the wall clock. Stopping does not pause that time, starting again does not reset it, and it cannot be extended. After eight hours the sandbox expires and its VM and files are deleted.
- A running sandbox uses unit-minutes from your workspace allowance or prepaid credit, at the multiplier of its size, from 1x for 2 vCPU to 8x for 16 vCPU. A stopped sandbox is not billed, and a start that never reaches running charges nothing.
- Each start reserves 15 minutes ahead and adds more while the sandbox runs. When a run ends, only the seconds it ran are charged. credits_used shows the charge so far, including the current run.
- Without credit, create and start are refused with credit_exhausted. If credit runs out while a sandbox runs, the sandbox fails with credit_exhausted and stops. Its files stay, and you can start it again after adding credit.
- After you sign in to the customer portal, you stay signed in for 14 days without activity, and for 30 days at most. After 30 days you sign in again, even if you have been active.
- Your sign-in survives browser restarts.
- Only your own activity, such as opening pages or taking actions, keeps the session alive. Background refreshes in an open tab do not.

## Getting Started

- [Getting started](https://runzivo.dev/docs/getting-started.md): Sign in with GitHub, connect an organization, and run an eligible GitHub Actions job.
- [Install the rzv CLI](https://runzivo.dev/docs/cli.md): Install the rzv command-line tool, sign in, and choose a workspace.

## Guides

- [Documentation](https://runzivo.dev/docs.md): Guides and reference for Runzivo CI runners, Agent Sandboxes and your workspace.
- [GitHub Actions runner templates](https://runzivo.dev/docs/runner-templates.md): Install the Runzivo GitHub App, select a private repository owned by a GitHub organization, then use the selected template's published runner label.
- [Set up Runzivo with your AI coding agent](https://runzivo.dev/docs/ai-coding-agent.md): Copy a prompt that gives an AI coding agent the Runzivo instructions for a small workflow change.
- [Install the GitHub App](https://runzivo.dev/docs/github-app.md): Connect a GitHub organization and selected repository to Runzivo.
- [GitHub App permissions](https://runzivo.dev/docs/github-app-permissions.md): The permissions Runzivo requests, what they support, and the controls customers retain.
- [Linux x64 runners](https://runzivo.dev/docs/runners.md): Run eligible GitHub Actions jobs on available Linux x64 runners.
- [Configuration, environments, and secrets](https://runzivo.dev/docs/configuration.md): Keep GitHub Actions workflow configuration in GitHub and make the smallest runner-label change first.
- [Usage and limits](https://runzivo.dev/docs/usage-limits.md): Early Access is controlled so Runzivo can validate reliability, isolation, and capacity with real workloads.
- [Team and Business plans](https://runzivo.dev/docs/plans.md): Subscribe to Team or Business, and what happens at renewal, after a failed payment and when a plan is cancelled.
- [Redeem a code](https://runzivo.dev/docs/redeem-a-code.md): Add credit to a workspace with a promo code or prepaid voucher.
- [Insights](https://runzivo.dev/docs/insights.md): See job counts, recorded minutes, duration, queue wait and the slowest workflows for a workspace.
- [Notifications](https://runzivo.dev/docs/notifications.md): Read workspace notifications in the portal and choose which categories also reach you by email.
- [Agent Sandboxes](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes.md): Isolated Linux microVMs where a workspace runs commands and opens a terminal, for up to eight hours.
- [Create your first sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-quickstart.md): Create a Linux sandbox, write and inspect a file, then stop and delete it. Use the CLI walkthrough or the API and portal alternatives below.
- [Sandbox terminal and commands](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-terminal.md): Run a command and inspect its result, pass arguments or a shell script, or open an interactive terminal in a running sandbox.
- [Sandbox limits and billing](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-limits.md): Sizes, lifetime, running and session limits, and how sandbox compute is billed.
- [Connect with SSH, scp, sftp and rsync](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-ssh.md): Coming soon. Standard SSH access and editor connections are not available yet.
- [The sandbox developer image](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-developer-image.md): Coming soon. The developer image is not available yet. Its planned tools will be signed out.
- [Docker layer cache for CI](https://runzivo.dev/docs/docker-layer-cache.md): Coming soon. Docker layer caching is in development and is not available yet.
- [Persistent disks for sandboxes](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-persistent-disks.md): Coming soon. Host-local persistent disks are in development and are not available yet.
- [Repository access in a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-repositories.md): Coming soon. Repository tokens are not available in production yet. Automatic private-repository login is not available yet.
- [OpenHands tasks in a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-openhands.md): Coming soon. OpenHands tasks are in development and not yet tested in a live sandbox. They are not available yet.
- [Upcoming sandbox API endpoints](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-api.md): Coming soon. Planned API contract, subject to change. These API features are not available yet.
- [SSH host, ticket and relay](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-api-ssh.md): Coming soon. Planned API contract, subject to change. These features are not available yet in production.
- [Repository token request](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-api-repository-token.md): Coming soon. Planned API contract, subject to change. These features are not available yet in production.
- [OpenHands server lifecycle](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-api-agent-server.md): Coming soon. Planned API contract, subject to change. These features are not available yet in production.
- [OpenHands task requests](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-api-agent-tasks.md): Coming soon. Planned API contract, subject to change. These features are not available yet in production.
- [OpenHands task controls and events](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-api-agent-controls.md): Coming soon. Planned API contract, subject to change. These features are not available yet in production.
- [Develop with an editor and agent](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-example-editor.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Request private-repository access safely](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-example-repository.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Transfer a project with rsync](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-example-rsync.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Plan a Buildx cache step](https://runzivo.dev/docs/docker-layer-cache-example.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Sandbox API reference](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-api.md): Create, list, read, start, stop and delete sandboxes through the customer API.
- [Exec and terminal API reference](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-api-exec.md): Run a command with streamed output, or open the sandbox terminal as a WebSocket. Both need a running sandbox and a token that can change sandboxes.
- [rzv command reference](https://runzivo.dev/docs/cli-commands.md): The commands in rzv 0.21.0, grouped by what they act on. Every command accepts --help, and every command except rzv sandboxes ssh accepts --json.
- [Sign-in and sessions](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sign-in.md): Sign in to the portal or CLI, choose a workspace, and understand the portal's session limits.
- [Workspace permissions](https://runzivo.dev/docs/workspace-permissions.md): Choose workspace access that keeps billing data visible only to the right people.
- [Demos](https://runzivo.dev/docs/demos.md): Illustrative sandbox walkthroughs and runner workflow examples.
- [Guides](https://runzivo.dev/docs/guides.md): Step-by-step setup for CI runners, Agent Sandboxes and your workspace.
- [Platform](https://runzivo.dev/docs/platform.md): Compute, usage, billing and workspace controls.
- [Reference](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference.md): Runzivo CLI commands and Agent Sandbox API reference.
- [Create a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/create.md): Create a sandbox and request its first start.
- [Delete a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/delete.md): Stop the VM and permanently remove its workspace disk and files.
- [Run a command](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/exec.md): Run bash -lc in a running sandbox and stream stdout, stderr and the exit result.
- [Get a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/get.md): Read a sandbox's current status, lifetime and compute usage.
- [List sandboxes](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/list.md): List your workspace's sandboxes, newest first, with offered sizes and the running limit.
- [Start a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/start.md): Start a stopped or failed sandbox without resetting its original expiry.
- [Stop a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/stop.md): Stop a running sandbox while keeping its files.
- [Create a terminal ticket](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/terminal-ticket.md): Issue a single-use ticket so a browser can open the terminal without an Authorization header.
- [Open a terminal](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/terminal.md): Upgrade to a WebSocket for a running sandbox's interactive terminal.

## Troubleshooting

- [Troubleshooting](https://runzivo.dev/docs/troubleshooting.md): Check authorization and the runner label before changing workflow code.

## Examples

- [GitHub Actions runner templates](https://runzivo.dev/docs/runner-templates.md): Install the Runzivo GitHub App, select a private repository owned by a GitHub organization, then use the selected template's published runner label.
- [Getting started](https://runzivo.dev/docs/getting-started.md): Sign in with GitHub, connect an organization, and run an eligible GitHub Actions job.
- [Set up Runzivo with your AI coding agent](https://runzivo.dev/docs/ai-coding-agent.md): Copy a prompt that gives an AI coding agent the Runzivo instructions for a small workflow change.
- [Linux x64 runners](https://runzivo.dev/docs/runners.md): Run eligible GitHub Actions jobs on available Linux x64 runners.
- [Configuration, environments, and secrets](https://runzivo.dev/docs/configuration.md): Keep GitHub Actions workflow configuration in GitHub and make the smallest runner-label change first.
- [Redeem a code](https://runzivo.dev/docs/redeem-a-code.md): Add credit to a workspace with a promo code or prepaid voucher.
- [Insights](https://runzivo.dev/docs/insights.md): See job counts, recorded minutes, duration, queue wait and the slowest workflows for a workspace.
- [Notifications](https://runzivo.dev/docs/notifications.md): Read workspace notifications in the portal and choose which categories also reach you by email.
- [Create your first sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-quickstart.md): Create a Linux sandbox, write and inspect a file, then stop and delete it. Use the CLI walkthrough or the API and portal alternatives below.
- [Sandbox terminal and commands](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-terminal.md): Run a command and inspect its result, pass arguments or a shell script, or open an interactive terminal in a running sandbox.
- [Connect with SSH, scp, sftp and rsync](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-ssh.md): Coming soon. Standard SSH access and editor connections are not available yet.
- [Develop with an editor and agent](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-example-editor.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Request private-repository access safely](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-example-repository.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Transfer a project with rsync](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sandboxes-devx-example-rsync.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Plan a Buildx cache step](https://runzivo.dev/docs/docker-layer-cache-example.md): Coming soon. Planned worked example, not available yet in production.
- [Install the rzv CLI](https://runzivo.dev/docs/cli.md): Install the rzv command-line tool, sign in, and choose a workspace.
- [rzv command reference](https://runzivo.dev/docs/cli-commands.md): The commands in rzv 0.21.0, grouped by what they act on. Every command accepts --help, and every command except rzv sandboxes ssh accepts --json.
- [Sign-in and sessions](https://runzivo.dev/docs/sign-in.md): Sign in to the portal or CLI, choose a workspace, and understand the portal's session limits.
- [Demos](https://runzivo.dev/docs/demos.md): Illustrative sandbox walkthroughs and runner workflow examples.
- [Reference](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference.md): Runzivo CLI commands and Agent Sandbox API reference.
- [Create a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/create.md): Create a sandbox and request its first start.
- [Delete a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/delete.md): Stop the VM and permanently remove its workspace disk and files.
- [Run a command](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/exec.md): Run bash -lc in a running sandbox and stream stdout, stderr and the exit result.
- [Get a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/get.md): Read a sandbox's current status, lifetime and compute usage.
- [List sandboxes](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/list.md): List your workspace's sandboxes, newest first, with offered sizes and the running limit.
- [Start a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/start.md): Start a stopped or failed sandbox without resetting its original expiry.
- [Stop a sandbox](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/stop.md): Stop a running sandbox while keeping its files.
- [Create a terminal ticket](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/terminal-ticket.md): Issue a single-use ticket so a browser can open the terminal without an Authorization header.
- [Open a terminal](https://runzivo.dev/docs/reference/sandboxes/terminal.md): Upgrade to a WebSocket for a running sandbox's interactive terminal.

## Product

- [Runzivo](https://runzivo.dev/index.md): Runzivo builds fast, secure CI runners for modern software teams.
- [About](https://runzivo.dev/about.md): Runzivo builds managed Linux runners for GitHub Actions. Meet the founder, DevOps architect Ditah Kumbong.
- [AI for your pipelines](https://runzivo.dev/ai.md): AI chat, a pipeline builder and a CI fix agent for GitHub Actions, built on Runzivo's isolated runners. In early access and switched off for customers until enabled for a workspace.
- [Runzivo vs actuated vs Blacksmith](https://runzivo.dev/compare.md): How Runzivo, actuated, and Blacksmith differ on who runs the servers, job isolation, CI support, location, and pricing model.
- [Customer stories](https://runzivo.dev/customers.md): Runzivo has not published customer stories yet. Explore proposed pilots or request Early Access to discuss your workflow.
- [Early Access](https://runzivo.dev/early-access.md): Request controlled Early Access for Runzivo Linux x64 runners on GitHub Actions.
- [Newsletter](https://runzivo.dev/newsletter.md): Product, engineering, and Early Access updates from Runzivo.
- [Pricing](https://runzivo.dev/pricing.md): Runzivo pricing in CAD, USD, EUR and GBP. Developer workspaces are free. Prepaid credit packs can be bought by card in Canada and the United States, or by bank transfer. Team and Business subscriptions are available.
- [Agent Sandboxes](https://runzivo.dev/sandboxes.md): Run commands, validate code and investigate results in an isolated Linux microVM. Control its lifecycle with the rzv CLI, API or portal.
- [Security](https://runzivo.dev/security.md): Runzivo V1 is designed to run one GitHub Actions job in one isolated Firecracker microVM.

## Use cases

- [Use cases](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases.md): Proposed co-development pilots for teams that want to spend less time on CI runner operations and more time building their product.
- [Agencies use case](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases/agencies.md): Bring two client pipelines. Co-build a pilot to evaluate access separation and usage tracking, so your engineers can focus on client delivery.
- [AI teams use case](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases/ai-teams.md): Bring your agent-created pull requests or evaluation suite. Let’s co-build the runner setup that tests them before release, without turning your product team into a runner team.
- [E-commerce use case](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases/ecommerce.md): Bring your theme, storefront, or checkout tests. Let’s build and measure a repeatable runner workflow together before the next release reaches shoppers.
- [Edtech use case](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases/edtech.md): Bring your grading workflow. Co-build bounded execution for student submissions while your platform keeps control of assignments, scoring, and feedback.
- [Fintech and insurance use case](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases/fintech.md): Bring a payment, policy, or reporting test suite. Co-design a pilot using synthetic data, agreed access rules, and evidence your team can review.
- [SaaS use case](https://runzivo.dev/use-cases/saas.md): Bring your busiest build pipeline. Co-fund a Runzivo pilot and help us tackle queue time, repeat setup, and runner maintenance, with results measured against your current setup.

## Optional

- [Blog](https://runzivo.dev/blog.md): Notes on CI runners, software delivery, and how we are building Runzivo.
- [Agent Sandboxes are available](https://runzivo.dev/blog/agent-sandboxes.md): Agent Sandboxes give a workspace an isolated Linux microVM for up to eight hours, driven from the rzv CLI, a command API or a terminal.
- [Audit & Status: clearer evidence for your investigations](https://runzivo.dev/blog/audit-status-redesign.md): The live Audit & Status redesign brings three views, one shared range, execution summaries based on recorded counts and expandable workspace evidence.
- [Coming soon: Sandbox developer workflows](https://runzivo.dev/blog/coming-soon-sandbox-developer-workflows.md): A short note linking Coming soon SSH, developer image, repository-token, OpenHands, Docker cache and persistent-disk guides.
- [Faster GitHub Actions: how I cut CI for a small change from 85 min to 9](https://runzivo.dev/blog/faster-github-actions-ci.md): Five fixes for slow GitHub Actions pipelines, on hosted or self-hosted runners, with real run data from cutting my own CI from 85 min to 9.
- [How to build with AI in 2026](https://runzivo.dev/blog/how-to-build-with-ai-in-2026.md): One team of seven Codex agents covers planning, building, testing and review. Here is how it is split, what it costs, and when to add another tool.
- [Moving my Headscale access rules into the database](https://runzivo.dev/blog/moving-headscale-access-rules-to-the-database.md): I moved my Headscale access rules from a file into the database, so they can be edited through the API. Here is the one step that needs care.
- [Onboard your AI coding agent to Runzivo](https://runzivo.dev/blog/onboard-your-ai-coding-agent-to-runzivo.md): Copy a setup prompt from Runzivo to help an AI coding agent prepare a GitHub Actions workflow for an available Runzivo runner.
- [Runzivo is live for Early Access testing](https://runzivo.dev/blog/runzivo-early-access-testers.md): Runzivo is open for Early Access testing: 10 places this round, with a monthly runner-minutes allowance per workspace.
- [Stop writing complex Bash inside GitHub Actions YAML](https://runzivo.dev/blog/stop-writing-complex-bash-in-github-actions-yaml.md): Move loops, retries and cleanup out of run: blocks into scripts you can lint, test and run locally. A three-line rule with examples.
- [Team and Business plans are available](https://runzivo.dev/blog/team-and-business-plans.md): Workspaces can subscribe to Team or Business, monthly or yearly, from Billing & Credits in the portal.
- [10 GitHub Actions best practices for reliable CI](https://runzivo.dev/blog/ten-github-actions-best-practices.md): Ten tested rules for GitHub Actions: small YAML, real scripts, clear failures, cleanup, least privilege and automatic validation.
- [Clearer setup guidance and CLI 0.9.0 docs](https://runzivo.dev/blog/tonight-release-cli-docs-and-pending-portal-updates.md): The Go rzv CLI 0.9.0 documentation is available. Capacity, setup, onboarding, and billing preview updates have shipped in Core.
- [Why Runzivo does not ask for repository administration](https://runzivo.dev/blog/why-runzivo-does-not-ask-for-repository-administration.md): Runzivo runs GitHub Actions jobs for organization repositories and will not request GitHub's Administration permission for personal-account repositories.
- [Why I Built Runzivo: Faster CI. Less Waiting.](https://runzivo.dev/blog/why-runzivo.md): The founding story behind Runzivo and its first product: managed, isolated Linux x64 compute for GitHub Actions.
- [Careers](https://runzivo.dev/careers.md): Runzivo is building managed, isolated CI/CD compute for GitHub Actions. Engineers interested in future platform or security opportunities can introduce themselves at run@runzivo.dev.
- [Changelog](https://runzivo.dev/changelog.md): Runzivo product and service updates.
- [Agent onboarding and portal navigation](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/agent-onboarding-and-portal-navigation.md): Agent onboarding, a redesigned workspace home, portal quick search, and permission-based billing visibility are now available.
- [AI features in early access](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/ai-early-access.md): AI chat, the pipeline builder and the CI fix agent enter early access, switched off until they are enabled for a workspace.
- [Audit & Status: three views and clearer evidence](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/audit-status-redesign.md): The live portal redesign combines Overview, Execution assurances and Audit log with one shared time range.
- [Card checkout, Insights and code redemption](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/card-checkout-insights-and-codes.md): Card checkout for Canada and the United States, Insights, and code redemption are available in the portal.
- [rzv CLI 0.9.0 documentation and pending portal updates](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/cli-0-9-0-and-pending-portal-updates.md): Go rzv CLI 0.9.0 documentation is available. Capacity, setup, onboarding, and billing preview updates remain pending the Core release.
- [Core capacity, setup, and billing preview updates](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/core-capacity-setup-and-billing-preview.md): Core capacity handling, GitHub App setup guidance, and signed-out billing preview updates are now available.
- [GitHub organization repositories only](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/github-organization-repositories-only.md): Runzivo supports GitHub organization repositories only and will not request repository Administration for personal-account repositories.
- [Initial publication](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/initial-publication.md): Published the public Runzivo V1 changelog. V1 scope is managed Linux x64 compute for GitHub Actions.
- [Changelog, page 2](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/page/2.md): Runzivo product and service updates, page 2.
- [Changelog, page 3](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/page/3.md): Runzivo product and service updates, page 3.
- [Changelog, page 4](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/page/4.md): Runzivo product and service updates, page 4.
- [Portal navigation and Runner Templates](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/portal-navigation-and-runner-templates.md): A regrouped portal sidebar and the Runner Templates page are now available.
- [Customer portal sessions](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/portal-sessions.md): Customer portal sessions last 14 days without activity and 30 days at most, keep sign-in tokens on the server, and ask you to confirm your identity before sensitive actions.
- [rzv CLI 0.10.0: support tickets](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-10-0.md): rzv 0.10.0 adds support ticket commands and organization-only onboarding docs.
- [rzv CLI 0.11.0: connection commands and clearer errors](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-11-0.md): rzv 0.11.0 adds gitlab connection commands, and GitLab is not part of V1. Messages for integrations that are not enabled are clearer.
- [rzv CLI 0.12.0: concurrency and runner commands](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-12-0.md): rzv 0.12.0 adds commands for concurrency limits and runner profiles and inventory.
- [rzv CLI 0.13.0: billing commands](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-13-0.md): rzv 0.13.0 adds billing invoices, automatic recharge, billing country, credit pack checkout and the billing portal.
- [rzv CLI 0.14.0: workspace access commands](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-14-0.md): rzv 0.14.0 adds workspace settings, member and invitation commands, and a way to clear the billing country.
- [rzv CLI 0.15.0: teams and permissions commands](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-15-0.md): rzv 0.15.0 adds team commands and a command that shows your workspace permissions.
- [rzv CLI 0.16.0: close support tickets](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-16-0.md): rzv 0.16.0 adds a command that closes a support ticket you have open.
- [rzv CLI 0.17.0: activity, notifications, insights and more](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-17-0.md): rzv 0.17.0 adds activity, notification, insight, AI, GitHub onboarding, code redemption and workspace closure commands.
- [rzv CLI 0.18.0: sign-in profiles](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-18-0.md): rzv 0.18.0 adds sign-in profiles and a default workspace setting.
- [rzv CLI 0.19.0: new sign-in address](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-19-0.md): rzv 0.19.0 signs in at the new production identity host.
- [rzv CLI 0.3.0: GitHub authorization and runner profiles](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-2-0.md): These GitHub authorization and runner profile commands shipped in the rzv 0.3.0 release on this date. No 0.2.0 release was published.
- [rzv CLI 0.20.0: Agent Sandboxes commands](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-20-0.md): rzv 0.20.0 adds commands for Agent Sandboxes.
- [rzv CLI 0.21.0: larger sandbox sizes and exact exec arguments](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-21-0.md): rzv 0.21.0 adds two larger sandbox sizes and runs exec arguments exactly as typed.
- [rzv CLI 0.3.0: test-mode Billing](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-3-0.md): rzv CLI 0.3.0 adds test-mode Billing commands. Customer charging stays disabled in this release.
- [rzv CLI 0.3.1: clearer authorization errors, exact balances](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-3-1.md): rzv CLI 0.3.1 explains GitHub authorization failures and shows Billing balances exactly.
- [rzv CLI 0.3.2: matching SDK release](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-3-2.md): rzv CLI 0.3.2 aligns the CLI package version with the accompanying SDK. It adds no new rzv commands.
- [rzv CLI 0.3.3: runner-profile availability updates](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-3-3.md): rzv CLI 0.3.3 recognizes current and legacy installation-account availability reasons when reading runner profiles.
- [rzv CLI 0.3.4: workspace and API-key management](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-3-4.md): rzv CLI 0.3.4 adds workspace, API-key, and prepaid-purchase commands; the matching service update is pending.
- [rzv CLI 0.4.0: staff SDK compatibility](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-4-0.md): rzv CLI 0.4.0 is available from the installer. It matches @runzivo/customer-sdk 0.4.0 and adds no new rzv commands.
- [rzv CLI 0.7.0: API key scopes](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-7-0.md): rzv CLI 0.7.0 adds the all:all, logs:read and audit:read API key scopes and lets workspace commands run with an API key.
- [rzv CLI 0.9.0: Go rewrite and single-file downloads](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-0-9-0.md): rzv 0.9.0 is rewritten in Go and ships as single-file downloads for Linux, Mac and Windows.
- [rzv CLI available](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-cli-available.md): The rzv command-line tool is available for macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux x64. Runners stay Linux x64; macOS runners are not available.
- [rzv installer and first-request fixes](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/rzv-release-2026-10-04.md): rzv release-2026-10-04-161209: on minimal Linux images the installer now names a missing system library, usually libatomic1, and prints the command to install it. The first request after a Runzivo service restart no longer fails.
- [Team and Business plans](https://runzivo.dev/changelog/team-and-business-plans.md): Team and Business plans are available in the portal.
- [Investors](https://runzivo.dev/investors.md): Runzivo V1 is live in Early Access: managed Linux x64 runners for GitHub Actions, with each job in a fresh, isolated environment.
- [Privacy Notice](https://runzivo.dev/legal/privacy.md): Draft privacy notice for the Runzivo website and services.
- [Service Terms (draft)](https://runzivo.dev/legal/terms.md): Working draft terms for Runzivo services.