Zozo drives the coding agents you already pay for — Claude Code, Codex — against your GitHub backlog. Label an issue ready-for-agent. Review the PR over coffee.
Paste your Claude or Codex credentials into your stack's Dashboard. They travel browser → your stack directly — they never touch Zozo's servers.
Watch any GitHub repository. Your issues become the work queue.
Zozo claims it, works it in an isolated Workspace, and opens a PR. You review and merge — or send it back with a comment.
Every customer gets a dedicated VM running their own full stack. Your code, journal, and credentials share hardware with no one.
Secrets go browser-to-stack over TLS. Zozo's control plane never sees them — by construction, not policy.
One click exports your full journal and every unshipped branch as git bundles. No lock-in, no ransom.
Every Run streams to your Dashboard — every step, every command, every diff — from your desk or your phone. When an agent needs input, you get a notification, answer, and it resumes.
Flat. One price, your own dedicated stack, your whole backlog. 14-day trial, card required. Your agent subscriptions are your own — Zozo adds no markup on top of them.
Redeem your inviteAn API key is the default. Claude Code/Codex subscription credentials work too, with your explicit consent — you should review your vendor's terms.
It works in an isolated Workspace on your dedicated VM; nothing merges without your review.
Any GitHub repository you can grant access to, via a fine-grained token you create.
We onboard in small waves to keep operations tight. Join the waitlist; codes go out in order.