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An Agent Where Autonomy Comes First

Zelo is not agents that merely respond. Zelo is the agent that act, that for developers who want systems that think, so they can focus on creating.

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02 / Features

THE HIGHLIGHTS

System Architecture

Autonomy-First Core

Execution is the default. Human input defines intent, not every step.

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Agent Execution Model

Independent Working Loop

Plan, act, verify, recover - progress continues without supervision.

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Tooling Philosophy

Mono Tool System

One coherent Terminal replaces fragmented scripts, plugins, and workflows.

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Interaction Model

Intent Over Instructions

Describe goals and constraints. Zelo determines the execution path.

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Interaction Design

Quiet UI

Minimal surfaces. No dashboards. Only information that changes decisions.

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Design Constraint

No Performative UI

Nothing exists to look busy. Everything exists to move work forward.

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Execution Boundary

Edge of Shippable

Operate where decisions matter most—right before code becomes real.

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03 / Philosophies

WAY WE THINK

01 / AUTONOMY

AUTONOMY AT FIRST

Agents that decide and act by default, not tools that wait for instructions.

02 / MONO

MONO IS MORE

One coherent tool, not a constellation of loosely connected utilities.

03 / INDEPENDENT

INDEPENDENT WORKING

The agent that can make progress alone, not ones that stall without supervision.

04 / PROGRESS

PROGRESS NOT PREFECT

Finish what can be finished, then refine - completion over correctness.

04 / FAQ

QUESTIONS

A few quick answers about what Zelo is (and what it isn’t).

What is Zelo?

Zelo is an autonomy-first agent for software work. You describe intent and constraints; it plans, executes, and verifies the result.

Is Zelo a chatbot?

No. Zelo is designed to take actions (plan, edit, run, verify) instead of stopping at advice. Conversation is the interface, execution is the core.

What does “autonomy-first” mean?

Autonomy-first means progress is the default. Zelo runs an independent working loop (plan → act → verify → recover) and only asks for input when it truly needs it.

What can it do today?

Typical workflows include code changes, refactors, debugging, generating docs, and shipping small-to-medium features end-to-end, with human oversight for intent and approvals.

How do I try it?

Join the waitlist and you’ll get updates on availability, early access, and supported platforms.

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