Deepzora

An independent derivative of Reasonix 1.x — think of it as Reasonix Mini.

AI coding in your desktop and terminal.
Read code, make changes and run tests with the model you choose.

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Reasonix 1.x, with an independent home

Deepzora is derived from the Reasonix 1.x series (main-v2), with its own brand, maintenance and release channels. Reasonix Mini is a way to understand its positioning, not a separate official Reasonix edition. It does not belong to the Reasonix Studio 2.x release line.

Describe a task, choose a project, and let the agent read files, edit code and run commands and tests. Use the Electron desktop app or work directly in the terminal. DeepSeek presets and custom OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic-compatible providers let you choose the model connection.

The agent runs on your computer. Your configured model provider receives the context used for requests; see the privacy policy for storage, network access and optional diagnostics.

What you can do

Code with context	Stay in control	Extend your workflow
Read a repository, edit files, run commands and tests, and inspect changes and check results.	Preview a plan before implementation, choose tool permissions, and rewind supported edit-tool changes by conversation turn.	Connect MCP tools, add skills and extensions, and integrate an ACP editor.
Turn results	Permissions · Checkpoints	Extensions

Checkpoints cover supported file-edit tools; shell-command side effects are outside rewind coverage.

Choose your workspace

Interface	Best for	Entry point
Desktop	A visual workspace for conversations, files, changes and tools	Download the Electron app
Web	The shared workspace and real backend in a local browser	deepzora web · Web usage
Terminal	Interactive coding and scripted tasks	deepzora · deepzora run "task"
Editor	Connecting an ACP-compatible editor to the agent	deepzora acp · ACP guide

Quick start

Desktop

1. Download Deepzora for your system and install it.
2. Open the app and connect your model provider and API key.
3. Choose a project folder and describe a task, for example: “Add retry handling to the HTTP client and run its tests.”
4. Review the changes and test results; respond to approval requests when they appear.

Terminal

Install the published npm package, then configure your model:

npm install -g @sivancola/deepzora
deepzora setup
cd /path/to/your/project
deepzora

For a single task or a script:

deepzora run "Fix the failing tests and explain the changes"
deepzora -p "Summarize this repository" --output-format json

Native CLI archives are also available in the CLI releases. See the CLI reference for session resume, model selection and automation.

Desktop downloads

Download Deepzora Desktop → · GitHub downloads and release notes

Choose the package for your operating system and architecture on the release page. Available packages, installation notes and version-specific signing status are listed with each release; see also the code signing policy.

For supported data formats and compatibility, see the current baseline.

Documentation

Maintainers can follow the release handbook for preflight checks, candidate builds, publication approval, automatic R2/website updates, and failure recovery.

Start here	Customize & connect	Develop & contribute
User guide	Model settings	Contributing
CLI reference	Configuration paths	Architecture & spec
Plans & goals	Plugin packages	Desktop development
Permissions & sandbox	ACP editor integration	Extension protocol
Checkpoints & rewind	Extensions & MCP	Release candidates
Context & memory	Theme packs	Optional feedback backend (中文)
Agent presets	Persona and tool allowlists for each conversation

Build from source

Use the Go toolchain pinned in go.mod, Node from .node-version, and pnpm from desktop/package.json.

git clone https://github.com/SivanCola/deepzora.git
cd deepzora
go build -o deepzora ./cmd/deepzora
./deepzora setup
./deepzora

For the complete CLI with the embedded Web UI, run make build from the repository root, then ./bin/deepzora web. Node and Electron are not needed at runtime.

For desktop development, install the pnpm version declared by the workspace, install dependencies and start the app:

cd desktop
npm install -g "$(node --print 'require("./package.json").packageManager')"
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm dev:desktop

For production builds and native packaging, follow the desktop build guide. Validation commands are maintained in the contribution guide and desktop test guide.

Origin, license & policies

Deepzora builds on the Reasonix 1.x series of DeepSeek-Reasonix. Thanks to the Reasonix authors and contributors for the foundation. Upstream authorship and source provenance are preserved in NOTICE; the original MIT license is preserved in LICENSE-MIT. Deepzora has independent release and update channels.

The combined work is distributed under AGPL-3.0-only. Commercial use and independent forks are allowed subject to the applicable licenses, including Corresponding Source obligations for distribution and modified network services. Inherited MIT permissions and explicitly licensed components remain in effect; see Licensing. The separate brand policy does not restrict rights granted by the software licenses.

Privacy · Code signing · SignPath review materials · Security

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_{Built on Reasonix 1.x. Independently maintained as Deepzora.}