One person, a whole team.
Every AI you already pay for, under one chain of command with one memory — it learns how you work,
then runs the day on its own.
You command it. It commands them. None of them replaced, all of them under one chain of command. The reins never leave your hand.
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Grok, Copilot, Cursor, and whichever comes next: each keeps its own workspace, and all of them answer to one queue and one memory. Scroll through a day. Sample repo and data.
File edits pass — git gets them back. Sending, paying, deleting, deploying: it waits for your nod and never decides for you. The most sensitive actions take your face or fingerprint. Credential paths are refused outright, with no approve button.
Each vendor’s own session, resumed — not copied. Push a conversation two turns forward on an iPad, go back to the desktop app, and it is still the same conversation with every native feature intact. Nothing to migrate, nothing to lock in.
Correct it once and it goes on file. Tomorrow, on another engine, it already does it your way.
It is authorized to object. It has to show up in every weekly review, and its objection goes into the decision file whether you took it or not.
macOS, and Node 22.13 or newer. No third-party dependencies, so there is no npm install — the absence is deliberate. Memory, decisions, approvals: all plain text, yours to take anywhere.
Early access is by invitation. Apply with your GitHub username — once you are in, it is four lines:
$ git clone https://github.com/kz1235/kzone-open.git $ cd kzone-open $ node scripts/setup.mjs $ npm start
Opens on localhost:2401 — 2401 is 7⁴. Bound to loopback only: the port is not open to your network at all. Then just say something — the first conversation is the setup.
REQUEST EARLY ACCESS →Running this for a company? The same spine scales up — that is Zone OS.