The web is being rebuilt by people who write prompts as fluently as they write code. zyan partners with colleges, bootcamps, and design schools to give the students shaping that future a real cloud IDE — with the AI tools, the compute, and the classroom controls instructors actually need.
Pick the partnership that matches the term you have in front of you. Every model includes our full feature set — what changes is the commercial scope and how deep our two teams collaborate.
Run zyan with a single section of a single course for one term. We pre-load a starter syllabus, classroom controls, and student workspaces. You decide whether to expand at term-end.
Multi-section or multi-term rollouts with annual or per-semester billing. Procurement-friendly contracts, purchase orders accepted, FERPA addendum on request.
For programs studying AI-native development pedagogy, prompt provenance, or agent-assisted CS education. Co-publish results with our team.
Your students try pre-release agentic features ahead of public launch. We learn from real classroom usage; they get to ship with bleeding-edge tools.
Every classroom workspace ships with the same tools agencies use to ship client work — plus an agentic prompt library, per-student compute, and grading-aware instrumentation. Students learn the actual stack they’ll use the day they graduate.
Every student gets a real cloud IDE — no “set up your machine” week. Workspaces scale up for builds, drop to idle when class ends.
A versioned library of prompts students can fork, run, and remix. Every prompt is logged on the activity feed — graders can read the full reasoning trail.
Cohort-level compute pool with built-in caps. No surprise bills, no “the GPU credits ran out mid-term” emails.
Every component ships accessible, tested, and license-tagged. Students learn craft alongside code, instead of fighting copy-pasted snippets.
Per-cohort workspaces, instructor-only admin, and SCIM roster sync with your institutional SSO. Deprovision at term end automatically.
Commit timestamps, branch history, and prompt logs make capstone authorship transparent. Designed with academic-integrity offices.
Want the deep dive? Every feature lives at /features — Educator seats include the full Agency feature set.
An example semester for a course that blends traditional web delivery with agentic workflows. Mix and match — the product is the product; the syllabus is an illustration.
Students log in via SSO. Each gets a workspace provisioned with the course starter kit.
Fork a starter component. First commit. First preview URL shareable with the instructor.
Introduce the four-shell workflow and the agentic prompt library. Every prompt logged for grading.
Promote a preview to a class staging environment. Discuss rollback hygiene.
Every component shipped accessibility-audited. Students audit their own builds.
File-pinned comments on each other’s PRs. Compare human review and AI-assisted review.
Students wire an agent that ships a small feature end-to-end. Reflect on what humans still need to do.
Full capstone deployed to production. Instructor grades against the activity log + prompt provenance.
Instructors get workspace-admin scopes, visibility into student work without spying on it, and grading hooks tied to the activity log.
Per-cohort workspace with instructor-only admin and student scopes.
Optionally require prompt logs on every submission. Graders see the full reasoning trail.
Commit timestamps, branch history, and prompt logs make copy-pasted capstones obvious.
SCIM roster sync with institutional SSO. Deprovision at term end automatically.
Clone-a-syllabus: course starter with first-week assignments, graders, and grading rubric.
US institutions: data residency in US-East by default; FERPA-addendum on request.
Institutional pricing with annual or semester-based billing. Purchase orders accepted. Students in active courses are included under their instructor’s cohort.
Agency plan, 50% off for verified .edu or bootcamp email domains.
Students in active courses are covered under the instructor’s cohort. Not billed separately.
Registered 501(c)(3) non-profits running code-for-good programs run zyan at no cost for up to 15 seats.
Need a full feature breakdown? See /pricing — everything listed there ships with Educator seats.
Tell us what you’re teaching, who your students are, and how you’d like to use zyan. We’ll come back with a tailored proposal — pilot scope, discounted seats, sample syllabus, and a partnership timeline that fits your term.