Z.ai ZCode is open source now, minus its commit history
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Z.ai ZCode is open source now, minus its commit history
In response to the ZCode product security issues reported by the community, we have completed the necessary remediation and sincerely apologize to all our users. Z.ai posted that on Monday, on ZCode’s official account. The Beijing company, formerly Zhipu, put the coding tool’s source code on GitHub the same day. It says it has removed […] This story continues at The Next Web
A Developer Caught Z.ai's ZCode Tool Quietly Uploading Codebases to Alibaba
A developer named Ferstar reverse-engineered Z.ai's ZCode coding assistant and found it silently encrypting and uploading entire codebases, including Git history, to Alibaba Cloud. Z.ai apologized, patched the behavior in ZCode v3.14.0, and open-sourced the client-side code, though the release leaves key questions about server-side retention unanswered.
Z.ai has apologized for collecting user data without permission through ZCode. Details about the steps the company has taken and the project's open-source implementation are included. The article "Z.ai Apologizes for Collecting User Code Without Permission" first appeared on TechInside.
Zhipu Open-Sources ZCode After Repo-Upload Fix; CAICT and NSFOCUS Audits Cite Removals
Zhipu has open-sourced the code behind ZCode, its AI coding workbench with desktop, browser and terminal-agent components, on GitHub under the zai-org organization after completing a security remediation and apologizing to users, TechNode reported on September 21, 2026, citing IT Home. Official English branding is Zhipu AI / ZCode. This brief frames the news as product security remediation plus open-source transparency—not a scandal profile. Com…
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