Zozo HQ

I'm Ryan Graham, Zozo's founder. This submission was prepared with AI assistance. Zozo HQ coordinates coding-agent work from dependency-ready issues to reviewable pull requests. Each attempt has an isolated worktree, can pause for human clarification, and leaves an append-only execution journal. Developers choose review and merge policies rather than treating every generated change as ready to ship. Supported runtimes are Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. OpenCode uses OpenRouter API-key model access, billed separately; it needs a usable OpenCode runtime in the Stack and supports low, medium and high effort. OpenRouter is the model-access provider, not a fourth runtime. Projects use GitHub repositories with GitHub Issues, or matched Jira Cloud + Bitbucket Cloud workflows. Atlassian support is Cloud-only, with one Jira site and one Bitbucket workspace per Stack. Jira + GitHub cross-pairing, Bitbucket Issues, Server/Data Center and Atlassian prototyping are not supported. Medium/Large Intake and Wayfinder require a Spec Issue Type. The Dashboard is browser-based. Local Stack is free; managed hosting starts at USD 40/month before tax. Model access and usage are separate. Runtime prerequisites and platform-specific limits are documented at https://docs.zozohq.com. These are documented capabilities, not a performance benchmark.