# Build with Zuse

> Run coding agents in parallel against your real repositories, locally or in the cloud, and review everything they ship in one place.

Canonical URL: https://docs.zuse.sh/start





<Screenshot src="/screenshots/workspace.webp" width="2400" height="1500" alt="The Zuse desktop app with projects in the sidebar, an agent's finished task, and its changes ready to commit" art="observatory" />

## Use Zuse from anywhere [#use-zuse-from-anywhere]

<Cards className="cards-4">
  <Card icon="<Monitor />" title="Desktop" description="The full app for macOS and Linux" href="/desktop" />

  <Card icon="<Globe />" title="Browser" description="Reach your environment from any browser" href="/remote/local-browser" />

  <Card icon="<Smartphone />" title="iPhone" description="Follow and steer agents on the go" href="/mobile" />

  <Card icon="<Server />" title="Serve" description="Turn a Mac or Linux box into a host" href="/serve" />
</Cards>

## What Zuse handles [#what-zuse-handles]

<FeatureGrid>
  <Feature href="/projects/worktrees" src="/screenshots/worktrees.webp" width="1600" height="1000" alt="The composer's Workspace menu offering a fresh worktree or the main checkout" art="pegasus" title="Parallel worktrees" caption="Give each task its own Git checkout so agents never edit over each other." />

  <Feature href="/composer" src="/screenshots/composer.webp" width="1600" height="1000" alt="The model picker open over the composer, listing Claude Code models" art="handoff" title="Composer" caption="Choose the agent, model, reasoning, and permissions for every turn." />

  <Feature href="/workspace/changes-pull-requests" src="/screenshots/changes.webp" width="1600" height="1000" alt="A side-by-side diff of an agent's edit in the Review tab" art="observatory" title="Changes and pull requests" caption="Review the diff, commit, push, and follow checks without leaving the task." />

  <Feature href="/workspace" src="/screenshots/terminal.webp" width="1600" height="1000" alt="The editor, file tree, and terminal open on the same checkout" art="handoff" title="Files and terminal" caption="Browse, edit, and run the checkout the agent is working in." />

  <Feature href="/providers/setup" src="/screenshots/providers.webp" width="1600" height="1000" alt="Provider settings listing Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, OpenCode, Kiro, and Pi" art="pegasus" title="Every major agent" caption="See which agents are installed and signed in, and switch any of them on." />

  <Feature href="/projects/scripts" src="/screenshots/scripts.webp" width="1600" height="1000" alt="Repository settings with setup and run scripts" art="observatory" title="Repository scripts" caption="Set up, run, and clean up every new worktree the same way." />
</FeatureGrid>

## The shortest path [#the-shortest-path]

1. [Install Zuse](/start/install.md) and open it.
2. Connect at least one supported provider.
3. Open a Git repository as a project.
4. Start a chat, choose its environment and permission mode, then describe the outcome you want.
5. Review the agent's edits in **Changes**, run the project, and commit or open a pull request when the work is ready.

Zuse keeps the project, chat, message, and tool timeline on your computer. Closing the window does not turn a finished conversation into disposable terminal output.

## Keep going [#keep-going]

<Cards>
  <Card icon="<MessageSquarePlus />" title="Create your first chat" description="Start a task and follow the agent's work" href="/start/first-chat" />

  <Card icon="<Boxes />" title="Core concepts" description="Projects, chats, sessions, and worktrees" href="/concepts/project-chat-session" />

  <Card icon="<ShieldHalf />" title="Modes and permissions" description="Choose how much an agent can do on its own" href="/composer/modes-permissions" />

  <Card icon="<Network />" title="Subagents" description="Split bounded work across agents" href="/composer/subagents" />

  <Card icon="<ListChecks />" title="How-to guides" description="Step-by-step recipes for common tasks" href="/how-to" />

  <Card icon="<BookBookmark />" title="Reference" description="Settings, keybindings, and schemas" href="/reference" />
</Cards>