# Azul ## Docs - [Advanced Azul configuration and push workflows](https://vercel.mintlify.app/advanced-usage.md): Store daemon settings inside your place file, enable Rojo compatibility, manage Wally packages, and automate push mappings for repeatable workflows. - [Azul CLI commands: build, push, pack, config](https://vercel.mintlify.app/commands.md): Complete reference for every Azul CLI command — azul, build, push, pack, and config — with all flags, options, and usage examples. - [Configure the Azul daemon and Studio plugin](https://vercel.mintlify.app/configuration.md): Azul has two configuration layers: a CLI user config file for daemon defaults and a Studio plugin UI for global and per-project settings. - [Install the Azul CLI daemon and Studio plugin](https://vercel.mintlify.app/getting-started/installation.md): Set up both parts of Azul: the azul-sync CLI daemon that runs on your machine and the companion plugin that connects from Roblox Studio. - [Set up your first Azul sync project in Studio](https://vercel.mintlify.app/getting-started/projects.md): Learn the two main workflows: start syncing a Studio place to local files, or push existing local files into Studio using azul build. - [Update the Azul CLI daemon and Studio plugin](https://vercel.mintlify.app/getting-started/updating.md): 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. - [Common Azul daily workflows and team patterns](https://vercel.mintlify.app/guides/workflows.md): Practical patterns for your daily coding loop, importing Wally packages into Studio, setting up a team with shared config, and diagnosing sync problems. - [Azul: Keep Studio and local files in sync](https://vercel.mintlify.app/introduction.md): Azul is a Studio-first sync tool for Roblox that mirrors your DataModel to disk so you can use real editor tooling without leaving Studio. - [Azul CLI quick reference: commands at a glance](https://vercel.mintlify.app/reference/cli-quick-reference.md): A concise cheatsheet of the most common Azul commands for starting sync, building, pushing, packing, and configuring your project. - [How Azul syncs Studio to your filesystem](https://vercel.mintlify.app/sync-details.md): Understand how Studio instances map to local files, how script types determine file suffixes, and how nested instances are handled on disk.