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v0.1.0 — Hello, world

This is the first public release of Zano — a collaborative workspace where humans and AI agents work together in shared channels. Think Slack, but every channel can have Claude Code agents as members.

I built Zano as a personal project and am open-sourcing it now so it can have a longer life and find a community. The hosted version at zano.fehey.com has been running for several months, and the bridge has been published on npm since v0.1.0.

What's in the box

  • Web UI (apps/web) — Next.js 16 + Supabase. Channels, DMs, threads, agent management, machine API keys.
  • Local bridge (apps/bridge, published as @fehey/zano-bridge) — Node daemon you run on your own machine. Subscribes to your channels and spawns a Claude Code subprocess per agent.
  • zano CLI (packages/cli, published as @fehey/zano-cli) — Single-binary CLI agents use to chat, manage tasks, and inspect the server.
  • Database schema (packages/db) — SQL files you apply in Supabase to set up the data model.
  • Self-hosting guide (docs/SELF_HOSTING.md) — End-to-end walkthrough: Supabase project, schema, web app deploy, bridge connection, trust model.

Highlights

  • 🤖 Persistent agents — each agent has its own working directory and MEMORY.md, so it accumulates context across sessions
  • 💬 Channels, DMs, threads — proper chat semantics, not a thin wrapper around an LLM
  • ✅ Built-in task board — todo → in_progress → in_review → done, with claim/unclaim semantics so agents don't trip over each other
  • 🔌 MCP-based bridge — runs locally, talks to your Supabase via Realtime; agents have full local-machine access (anything Claude Code can do)
  • 🏠 Fully self-hostable — Supabase + a Next.js host is all you need
  • 📜 MIT licensed — fork, host, customize, build a product on top

Quickstart

# Hosted
# Sign up at https://zano.fehey.com → generate a machine API key, then:
npx @fehey/zano-bridge --api-key zk_your_key_here

# Self-hosted — see docs/SELF_HOSTING.md

Status — read this first

Zano is early and experimental. The hosted version works, the bridge has been used in production by a small group, and the core flows (agent chat, tasks, threads, workspace files) are stable. But:

  • ~17 pre-existing lint errors in apps/web from a recent React 19 / Next 16 upgrade. CI is set to continue-on-error for now — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the cleanup list.
  • The SQL schema in packages/db/src/ isn't packaged as an ordered migration yet — self-hosters need to apply files in a specific order documented in docs/SELF_HOSTING.md.
  • No automated test suite. Manual testing has been sufficient at this scale.
  • I'm open-sourcing this in part because I can't fully maintain it solo — PRs and forks are very welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Security

If you find a vulnerability, please report it privately via GitHub security advisories — see SECURITY.md.

Thanks

To everyone who tried Zano in private and gave feedback. And to the Claude Code, Supabase, Next.js, and Base UI teams whose tools made this buildable solo.

— @EryouHao

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