A Browser IDE Built for Client Work
Editor, file tree, briefs, images, tasks, and feedback panels in one window — no local setup for anyone on the team.
- Command palette and shortcuts
- Briefs and assets beside the code
Zyan Build is the web studio inside Zyan — a team IDE with an AI pair, real git through the GitHub App, and production-grade templates. Everyone on the project sees the same code, the same tasks, and the same activity feed.
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Ask the AI pair for a change and review it as a proper diff. Approve it, commit it, and push it through the GitHub App — while the whole run lands in the team activity ledger, from prompt to push.
Build, preview, review, deploy, and hand off client sites from one controlled workspace. Zyan replaces the tool shuffle with a clear operating layer for agency delivery.
Pull client notes, assets, and acceptance criteria into the workspace before a dev server starts.
Edit in the browser IDE with an AI pair, preview as you go, and keep tasks beside the code.
Turn comments into assigned work with file context and branch history attached.
Push approved work through your git flow — every commit, prompt, and handoff lands in the activity ledger.
Design feedback, implementation notes, commits, and approvals live beside the files they refer to.
Run Claude or Kimi prompts with project context — personalize copy, plan work, generate images — under per-workspace spend controls.
Search approved imagery and pull reusable UI into the project without handing the job to another tool.
See who changed what, which prompts ran, what shipped, and where follow-up is needed across client work.
Stop stitching Slack, Linear, and Git logs together. Pin feedback to any file, auto-spin it into tasks, and watch your team's workload unfold in real time.
240+ accessibility-audited components. Fork to your agency's system, or upload your team's private kit with one command.
Clone a production-grade starter — Tality, ProTech, Prime — and re-theme it to the client brand in the editor. Layout, copy, and components arrive ready to edit, not as an empty folder.
Flip the workspace into SEO mode: run audits, research keywords, and fix metadata on the pages you are already editing. No export, no second tool, no stale copy of the site.
Templates give students a real site on day one. Seats and permissions keep cohorts organized, and the activity feed shows instructors the actual work — every edit, prompt, and commit.
Coming to Zyan Build: cloud terminals, hosted deploys, and live co-editing — currently in pilot.
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