ZylCode is being built to turn software-development instructions
into verifiable engineering work. It brings together repository
intelligence, approval-gated execution, and an evidence ledger
designed to make engineering actions and results easier to inspect.
Built in public by Zylvex Technologies Limited, ZylCode maintains a
capability registry that distinguishes implemented functionality,
partial implementations, planned work, and capabilities awaiting
independent acceptance.
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The initial Developer Preview is planned as a free, invite-only
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immediate access or require a purchase.
What works today
WORKINGAgent workflow: prompt processing, repository-context retrieval, planning, approval-gated tool execution, and recording of execution evidence.
WORKINGRepository intelligence: symbol and dependency navigation, typed query methods, and index-freshness reporting through supported interfaces.
WORKINGFactory and agent workflows: durable task graphs, human-approval gates, and persisted claims, with blocked gates remaining blocked.
WORKINGProvider routing: configured provider routing and failover, with users supplying provider credentials where supported.
LIMITEDPlatform installers: local installer builds are configured for supported platforms. Installers are not yet signed, and operating-system security warnings may appear.
These descriptions reflect the documented development state.
Consult the capability registry for the current status and
supporting evidence of individual capabilities.
What is not ready yet
NOT IMPLEMENTEDComputer-use automation: computer-use functionality is currently simulated. The application does not actually control your screen.
AWAITING REVIEWIndependent acceptance: some previously reported intelligence capabilities still require independent re-acceptance. The capability registry identifies claims awaiting that review.
NOT YET AVAILABLECommercial release: pricing and paid plans have not been announced. The initial Developer Preview is intended to be free and invite-only.
Evidence, verification and transparency
ZylCode publishes a capability registry documenting the status of
its capabilities and linking to supporting evidence where
available.
Implementation, automated test coverage, and independent acceptance
are different stages of verification. A passing test does not, by
itself, establish independent acceptance.
The evidence ledger uses hash chaining to help detect changes to
recorded evidence. A corrupted chain is treated as an error, not as
an empty ledger.
ZylCode is pre-release software. Capability descriptions reflect the
documented development state and are not guarantees of production
readiness, security certification, or suitability for every
environment.