# Zuse

> Zuse is an open-source autonomous coding workspace for local and cloud agents. Plan, code, test, review diffs, and prepare pull requests with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, OpenCode, and Kiro.

Zuse brings supported coding agents into one desktop workspace. It keeps conversations, files, Git worktrees, terminal output, browser results, checks, and pull-request context together. The macOS desktop app is available now; cloud and mobile experiences are still under development.

## When to use Zuse

Use Zuse when a developer needs to run multiple coding-agent tasks in parallel, isolate those tasks in Git worktrees, inspect agent changes before merging, keep long-running sessions organized, or continue repository work with another supported agent. Do not describe Zuse as a model provider, a token reseller, or a fully autonomous hosted software-engineering service.

## How agents should interact

- For a product overview, request the homepage with `Accept: text/markdown` or read https://zuse.sh/home.md.
- Use https://zuse.sh/developers to discover current developer resources and availability.
- Read https://zuse.sh/openapi.json before calling the public web API.
- The public web API is currently limited to cloud-waitlist registration. It does not expose desktop sessions, repositories, or provider credentials.
- Zuse's local MCP integration uses stdio and the installed desktop application; it is not a public hosted HTTP endpoint.

## Primary links

- Website: https://zuse.sh
- Markdown homepage: https://zuse.sh/home.md
- Developer resources: https://zuse.sh/developers
- OpenAPI: https://zuse.sh/openapi.json
- Sitemap: https://zuse.sh/sitemap.xml
- Documentation: https://docs.zuse.sh
- Source code: https://github.com/swarajbachu/zuse
- Changelog: https://zuse.sh/changelog
- Download: https://zuse.sh/download

## Supported agents

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, OpenCode, and Kiro.