ZUS is a desktop IDE with an AI agent built in. The agent reads your codebase, plans, edits and runs commands within the permissions you grant. You read every diff before keeping it, undo what it got wrong, and see each subagent's tool calls in Team Inspector. Your project index and context stay on your machine, and you connect your own AI provider. Built on Tauri 2 and Rust, with a ~20 MB Windows installer. Runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Jason, co-founder at 8 Sync. We're a small team in Ho Chi Minh City, and ZUS is the IDE we wanted for ourselves.

Coding with an AI agent took most of our time outside the prompt: explaining the project, watching what the agent touched, reading its diffs and undoing the wrong ones. We did that across an editor, a chat window, a terminal and a Git client. ZUS puts all of it in one window.

What it does today:

The agent reads your codebase, plans, edits and runs commands, only within the permissions you grant.
Every change shows up as a diff you keep or undo.
Team Inspector shows which subagent called which tool, and what is still running.
Your project index stays on your machine, and you connect your own AI provider.
It's built on Tauri 2 and Rust, so the Windows installer is about 20 MB.

It runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux. ZUS is still early, and some features depend on your OS and the provider you connect.

Feedback we'd love: where did the agent surprise you, and could you tell what it changed without digging? If something breaks, post it here and we'll look at it.

congrats!! reviewing every diff works for small stuff but on a big refactor ppl will prob just start approving without reading