Update the Azul CLI daemon and Studio plugin

Keep the Azul CLI and Studio companion plugin up to date. One command updates the npm install; the plugin updates through Studio’s plugin manager.

Azul has two components to keep updated: the CLI daemon and the Studio companion plugin. They are versioned and distributed separately, so you can update each one independently. It’s good practice to update both at the same time to avoid compatibility gaps.

Update the CLI

npm (most users)

npm install -g azul-sync@latest

After updating, verify the new version is active:

azul --version

If azul --version still shows the old version after an npm update, check that the globally installed bin path is first in your PATH. Running npm root -g shows where npm installs global packages.

Update the Studio plugin

Automatic update

Open Roblox Studio, then navigate to Plugins > Manage Plugins. Find Azul in the list and click Update if a newer version is available.

Manual update

If you installed a local or manually built copy of the plugin instead of the Creator Store version, remove the old plugin file from Studio and replace it with the latest build from the plugin directory on GitHub.

After a manual plugin update, restart Studio to ensure the new plugin version is fully loaded before starting a sync session.