k·zoneYOUR ZONE

This is your own Zone.

Every agent. One chain of command.
Your Zone connects everything you already run — and remembers all of it.

For work.Five subscriptions you already pay for. One chain of command. Claude Code · Codex · Antigravity · Grok Build · Copilot
For life.Calendar, inbox, goals — read, remembered, raised before you ask. Read-only on your mail and calendar. It never sends as you.
For fun.Storyboards, cuts and an asset library in one Studio. Generation stays in the apps you subscribe to — those credits are the ones that get spent.
WHAT IT IS
Not another harness. It’s what the harnesses answer to.

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 CodeCodexAntigravity GrokCopilot
FOUR THINGS YOU WON’T FIND ELSEWHERE
Approvals ranked by reversibility, not by danger.

File edits pass automatically — git can get them back. Reversible things pass after ten minutes. rm, git push, deploys, installing dependencies: it waits forever and never decides for you. Credential paths are refused outright, with no approve button.

It mirrors your sessions. It doesn’t take them.

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.

The contrarian is an institution, not a slogan.

One of the agents is authorized to disagree with you. It has to show up in every weekly review, and its objection goes into the decision file whether you took it or not.

Files are the database. Git is the memory.

No database, no cloud. Memory, decisions and approvals are plain text: diffable, revertable, portable. Change engines or models and not a line of history is lost. Memory is a by-product of work, not a ritual — the next agent on shift already knows.

GET IT
Seven pieces. Any shape you need.

macOS, and Node 22.13 or newer. No package.json, nothing to install — the absence is deliberate.

$ git clone https://github.com/USER/REPO.git
$ cd REPO
$ node scripts/setup.mjs
$ node cockpit/server.mjs

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 in the cockpit — the first conversation is the setup.

🔴 What you actually get: the framework, the code and the method — not one line of anyone’s personal content. It ships as a skeleton you fill in. The author’s own instance stays private, and always will.

Running this for a company? The same spine scales up — that is Zone OS.