
, from Zhipu, is an agentic coding...
A complex feature that lives in one chat round is hard to check later. ZCode uses Goals to keep planning, execution, and verification visible. The page example splits a small game into board, play, layout, and instructions. Remote control lets you start and adjust work from WeChat, Feishu, or Telegram when you are away from the computer. Desktop builds cover Mac and Windows, while Linux is still marked beta. Coding sits with the GLM coding plan, and tiers differ by repository size. It fits engineers who ship step by step in a real repository and want to watch progress from a chat app.
ZCode, from Zhipu, is an agentic coding environment for complex goals that need to be split up, not only for completing a single line in an editor. Multiple agents can work on tasks, and Goals keep planning, execution, and verification going. Tasks can also be started and steered from WeChat, Feishu, or Telegram. Installers cover macOS and Windows; the Linux build is marked beta on the page. Coding is paired with the GLM coding plan, and the site shows several monthly tiers. Benefits follow the current Zhipu page.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Goal-driven long tasks
Goals manage complex work so planning, execution, and verification continue instead of ending after one chat turn.
Multiple collaborating agents
The page positions multiple agents for complex goals. Tasks can be pinned, archived, and continued in the desktop app.
Remote control from chat apps
Start and steer ZCode from WeChat, Feishu, or Telegram so work continues when you leave the computer.
Desktop installers
Installers cover Apple silicon and Intel Macs and common Windows architectures. The Linux build is marked beta.
Splitting a feature into checkable steps
An engineer sets a goal for a small project and lets agents implement, self-check, and leave an archivable task log.
Steering a task away from the desk
On a commute, use WeChat or Feishu to check and adjust a running coding task, then review the diff back at the computer.
Drafting release notes
Use a release task to draft change notes and retry guidance, then have a person confirm before sending.
The site describes agentic coding for complex goals, with Goals keeping planning, execution, and verification going. The example splits a gomoku game into the board, play logic, mobile layout, and rules copy rather than completing a single line. Multiple agents can take those steps separately.
Yes. The Bot control section says you can start and steer ZCode from WeChat, Feishu, or Telegram so work continues when you are away from the computer. Desktop installers remain the main path for Mac and Windows, and Linux is marked beta. Back at the computer you can review diffs and archived tasks. So it is more than a chat box inside the desktop app.
The site pairs coding with the GLM coding plan and shows several monthly tiers by repository size. It says benefits may change and that the Zhipu site is the source of truth. Linux users should also note that the current installer is still beta and is not in the same state as the Mac and Windows builds. Check the current tier on the Zhipu page before you choose.
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