Imza
A tiny native terminal agent where you co-write the spec before any code
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If your team wants a Claude Code-style agent that also answers from WeChat or Telegram and ships its full source under Apache-2.0, this is the one backed by a model lab.
ZCode is the desktop, browser and terminal front end that Zhipu (Z.ai) built around its GLM-5.3 models, though it also runs Claude. You give it a long-running goal, it splits the work across agents, and you can steer it from a messaging app or hand it a screenshot. Version 3.14.1 ships as native builds for macOS, Windows and Linux; the repository holds client, backend and agent CLI under Apache-2.0. Paid plans run through BigModel.cn at ¥94.4, ¥430.4 and ¥862.4 a month. The public repo shows only two commits on main, and older Lite installs do not migrate their data.
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