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Zora

Zora

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Currently based on Warp; evolving independently going forward.

Zora is an open, local-first terminal with first-class AI and agent support. Plug in any AI provider, bring in any CLI agent, manage SSH hosts inside the terminal — with keys, history and agent state staying on your machine by default.

What Zora adds over upstream Warp

  • No mandatory cloud — no account, login, Drive sync or cloud agent history required.
  • BYOP AI providers — any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, plus native OpenAI / Anthropic / Gemini / DeepSeek / Ollama protocols. Keys stay local.
  • Third-party CLI agents — DeepSeek-TUI / Codex CLI / Claude Code / Google Antigravity (agy) wired into Blocks and the notification center.
  • Built-in SSH host manager — manage hosts, configs and sessions inside the terminal, with tmux integration.
  • Built-in SFTP file browser — browse and manage remote files, multi-select entries, drag and drop uploads, and track or cancel file and directory transfers.
  • Editable system prompts — minijinja templates rendered on the client.
  • Rendering fixes — tuned Markdown pipeline; CJK soft-wrap caret and bold subpixel fixes.
  • Localized UI — English / Simplified Chinese / Japanese out of the box, community-extensible.
  • Privacy defaults — Cloud Agent / Computer Use / Referral / telemetry off by default.

Build from source

From the repository root, use the platform-aware build wrapper:

make build

Set an explicit release version when preparing a release:

make build RELEASE_TAG=vYYYY.MM.DD.1

To reclaim Cargo build-cache space, run:

make clean

make clean runs cargo clean. It can free substantial disk space and forces the next build to recompile dependencies; it does not delete generated installers. Windows-specific installer prerequisites and manual troubleshooting instructions are in script/windows/README.md.

Roadmap

See docs/roadmap.md.

Acknowledgements

  • Warp — the upstream open-source terminal codebase and core platform on which Zora is built.
  • Zap — a related open-source project from which some Zora features and implementation ideas are derived or adapted.

Zora is an independent application. The projects above remain their respective upstream/source projects; please refer to this repository's license and third-party notices for licensing details.

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