Start from an issue. Move to code, terminal, Git diff, review, PR, and CI, all without switching context.
Works with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Use the models that fit the job, bring your own keys, or use included credits.
Software development has grown increasingly fragmented. A single task forces you to switch between issues, editors, terminals, Git, CI, and multiple AI assistants. Each tool works fine on its own but together, you’re forced to remember where every part of your project is.
Zide unifies projects, issues, AI agents, Git, CI, and pull requests in one native desktop workspace, reducing the context loss that accumulates across a real week of engineering.
AI developer tools have made code generation faster. The broader development process still includes issue triage, context gathering, testing, Git, review, pull requests, and CI.
Developers still need to triage issues, assemble context, review diffs, manage Git branches, monitor CI pipelines, and approve what ships. Zide connects those steps across the entire engineering loop.
Start with an issue. Ask the agent to work in your repo. Review the diff. Stage the change. Open the pull request. Check CI. Zide keeps the work around the code in one place, so you are not rebuilding context across an editor, terminal, Git client, browser tabs, and AI chat.
Open issues from GitHub or GitLab.
Drag issue details, files, diffs, or tabs into context.
Ask Zide Assist to investigate, plan, or make changes in your repo.
Review proposed changes as diffs before you commit.
Stage hunks, commit changes, open a PR or MR, and watch CI.
Keep the issue, code, diff, PR, terminal, and CI run visible together.
Every task comes down to reading and writing code. Zide includes a native, high-performance editor with language intelligence, Git-aware editing, and modern editing controls.
Use the model that fits the task, work directly in your repo, and review every change before it ships. Zide keeps the agent, code, Git, pull requests, and CI in one workspace so you can move from issue to implementation without rebuilding context across tabs.
Zide Assist works across files and repositories. Ask it to follow a plan, make changes, and return the result as a reviewable diff.
Use Plan mode to investigate before changes begin. Redirect or queue messages while it works. Fork from any message, or fork straight into a worktree, to explore another approach without disturbing your current work.
Zide Assist can read your repository, edit files, and run scripts. Set Tool Access and Approvals for the session, and drag issue details, files, diffs, or tabs into context.
Investigate in Plan mode, inspect changes in Git, and enable Crosscheck for an automatic second-model review of commits made by Zide Assist.
Zide Assist works across your repository, edits files, and returns changes as reviewable diffs. It is designed for repo-level work and the full development path around the code.
Investigate the repository in read-only Plan mode, then move to implementation. Set Tool Access and Approvals to control what can run automatically and what needs your permission. Inspect the resulting changes in Git.
Fork from any message, or Fork to Worktree for a separate branch and working state. Rollback returns the conversation to an earlier message; it does not undo file changes or Git operations.
Send a redirect while Zide Assist is working, or queue the message for the next turn. Build multi-step prompts, dictate a message, attach files, and add context from tabs, issues, pull requests, and diffs.
Switch models without rebuilding the session context. Bring your own API key, connect OpenRouter, use an eligible model subscription, use included credits, or run a compatible local model. Set per-response usage limits to manage how much Assist can spend or do.
MCP Connections link Zide Assist to tools exposed through Model Context Protocol servers. Supported CLI agents can work beside Zide Assist. ZIDE.md carries durable project instructions into new sessions.
Search the full text of saved sessions and filter by date, model, or file path. Follow forks and continuations in the session tree, resume a conversation, continue as a new session, or export it as Markdown.
Run multiple sessions across projects. Session Watch highlights Zide Assist replies and approval requests. Relay brings Assist to your phone. Compact long conversations, use the session minimap, and keep Turn Progress and Session Stats in view.
QuickTree starts a prompt in a new worktree. Work on This Issue begins from an assigned issue. The New Project wizard helps start a project, and Ask Zide answers questions from the documentation panel.
Save reusable commands for yourself or your repository, with inputs and multi-step prompts. Use @file, /commands, /sidebar, and the Prompt Library to build context. Edit and resend messages, track background processes, and configure model presets and access routes.
Generate commit messages, annotated tag messages, PR and MR titles and descriptions, release notes, and session titles. Review generated content and apply the fields you want, with Undo available.
QuickTree, Crosscheck, Session Watch, Relay, and CLI agent support bring agentic work into the full development workflow. Plan mode, Fork to Worktree, MCP Connections, voice dictation, and multi-step prompts give developers more ways to direct the work and stay in control.
Create a worktree in seconds. Enter a prompt and QuickTree creates the worktree and opens it in a new Zide Assist session.
Give Zide Assist commits a second review. Choose a reviewer model and Crosscheck automatically returns its findings to the conversation after Assist commits.
See Zide Assist replies and approval requests across projects, alongside activity from CLI agents and terminals.
Keep a Zide Assist conversation moving from your phone. Follow progress, send messages, and respond to tool approvals when remote interaction is enabled.
Use supported CLI agents within the Zide workflow alongside your code, Git state, terminals, and project context.
Work with Zide Assist or supported CLI agents while keeping your code, Git state, terminals, and project context in one place. Connect tools through MCP, choose the model that fits the task, and keep durable project instructions in ZIDE.md so each session starts with the right context.
From your first clone to a carefully rewritten commit history, Zide gives you the Git tools to ship with confidence.
Work multiple branches at once with full Git worktree support. Each worktree opens as its own folder tab.
Keep feature work, fixes, and experiments isolated without constant branch switching or stashing. Fork a conversation into a worktree to give an idea, fix, or experiment its own working state. Return to the original work whenever you are ready.
Build the layout around the task. Split panes, open extra repos or worktrees, and switch projects without losing your place.
Each project keeps its own workspace state, so you can come back to the same files, terminals, issues, branches, and layout later.
Developers often work across multiple projects at once. Zide is designed to make project switching cleaner and less chaotic. Instead of resetting context across several tools every time you change tasks, Zide gives you one workflow surface for moving between projects.
Open the next project without mentally rebuilding the last one.
Triage issues, open and review pull requests, watch CI runs, and cut releases from the same workspace as your code. Drag an issue into a pane, give it to the agent, review the diff, and keep moving.
Connect supported GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket workflows directly with your code, Git state, pull requests, and CI.
Available views and actions vary by provider. See Pricing for repository and DevOps access by plan.
Connect GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, self-hosted GitLab, and Bitbucket to the same workspace as your code, Git state, issues, pull requests, and CI. Issue support covers GitHub and GitLab.
Zide Assist works across supported model providers. Switch by task, bring your own API keys, use your own model subscriptions, use included credits, or run local models. Pick the model for the work. Keep the workflow in Zide.
Bring your own API keys and local models are available on Zide Standard and above.
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Search settings to make the workspace your own. Inspect app activity in the filterable App Console, or detach it into a separate window while you work.
Triage GitHub and GitLab issues with saved filters and bulk actions. Explore issue and pull request reports as boards, grids, timelines, and more.
Review pull and merge requests, follow CI, and manage GitHub and GitLab releases or Bitbucket downloads. Capabilities vary by provider.
Write with language intelligence, inspect references, preview files, and review Git history in the same workspace.
Stage hunks, resolve conflicts, rewrite history with interactive rebase, and hunt regressions with bisect.
Arrange panes with four layout presets and drag-to-split controls. Build dashboard tabs that keep related views together.
Open multiple repositories as folder tabs. Each keeps its own issues, branches, terminals, and workspace state.
Built with Tauri and Rust. Launches quickly, feels lightweight, and brings the development workflow into a focused native desktop app.
Work multiple branches at once with full Git worktree support. Each worktree opens as its own folder tab.
Open shells in your project, search terminal output, and keep a terminal in its own companion window. Each terminal stays tied to its originating project.
Find files, commits, conversations, shortcuts, and provider items across one project or all open projects.
Discover project scripts and build targets, save favorites, and run tasks in terminals. Keep run history and background work close at hand.
Open web pages beside your code, with browser tabs and a page console for inspecting output.
Spend less time reconstructing where the work lives and more time moving the task forward.
Keep implementation, review, Git, pull requests, and CI connected instead of handing the task off between tools.
Give the agent the issue, repo, files, diffs, and surrounding workflow context needed for real development work.
Keep changes, Git state, model choice, Tool Access and Approvals, and review steps visible before anything ships.
Move between repositories and worktrees without manually rebuilding the workspace every time.
Download Zide, open a project, and take one issue through to a pull request without leaving the app.
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