The Zerg platform
Zerg provides the engine for building and improving software. ZTC puts an agent in your terminal. ZDE lets you inspect and steer a running Zerg. Choose the tools that fit how your team works.
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The engine does the work and evaluates results. The terminal supports hands-on engineering. The browser makes runtime state visible. Hosted workspaces bring the project environment online.
Tool 01
Engine
Zerg turns requirements into software and uses checks against the real system to guide its next move. It can improve the code it builds and the tools, tests, and workflows it uses to build it.
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Tool 02
Terminal agent
ZTC is the Zerg Terminal Client: an autonomous agent for working in your projects. It reads code, makes a plan, edits files, runs commands, and checks results. Saved workflows and routines let useful work carry across sessions.
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Tool 03
Browser workspace
ZDE is the browser workspace for observing and steering a running Zerg. Inspect the task, workflow, files, checks, and execution history together so your team can understand what the agent is doing.
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Tool 04
Hosted environment
Zerg Cloud brings the project, agent, files, terminal, and app preview into a hosted workspace. It gives your team a place to build and inspect software together.
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An example workflow
Start with a task your team can verify. Give the agent the tools it needs, inspect its work, and use the checks to decide what is ready. Failed checks become the starting point for the next attempt.
Your team
Define the task, the constraints, and what a correct result looks like.
Zerg or ZTC
Use project tools to make changes and run the tests or evaluations that matter.
ZDE or terminal
Review the changes, execution history, and evidence. Steer the agent where judgment is needed.
Next attempt
Use failures to refine the software and its tools. Carry useful workflows into the next task.
Designed for real work
The goal is useful software and a clear account of how it was produced. Requirements, tools, and verification connect the work across your project.
Explicit requirements
Make the acceptance criteria part of the work, so the agent has a target and the team has a basis for review.
Visible execution
Use state, logs, files, and check results to follow progress and investigate failures.
Reusable improvements
Save useful code, tests, tools, and workflows. Apply them again and improve them when new evidence calls for it.
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