Work in your terminal. Choose your model. Make the agent your own.
bun add -g @zaly/clinpm install -g @zaly/clipnpm add -g @zaly/cliThen run zaly in your project. Node.js 22.18+ · Linux & macOS
01 / Your models
Use supported providers with API keys or browser login, including ChatGPT subscription access through Codex. Switch models without leaving the conversation. Your sessions stay in your terminal, not in another browser tab.
Inside zaly
/login
/model
/reasoning02 / Your workflow
Turn a Markdown file into a reusable slash command. Add arguments, expressions, and project context. Go further with instructions, skills, and plugins—without forking the agent.
.zaly/commands/review.md
---
description: Review selected code
---
Review {{ args }} for correctness.
Explain concrete problems and suggest fixes,
but don't edit files yet.03 / Your boundaries
Start with a permission preset, then refine the allow, ask, and deny rules. Permissions govern tool operations, not just what the prompt tells the model to do. Inspect requests and approve the work you actually want.
.zaly/config.json
{
"permissions": {
"preset": "readonly",
"ask": ["write(*)"],
"deny": ["bash(sudo:*)"]
}
}Useful today. Still alpha. APIs, configuration, and session formats can change before 1.0. These docs follow the repository; installed releases may differ. Linux and macOS are tested. Windows is untested.