All 38 Dependencies
Every package Zeron depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Zeron is a ground-up Rust rewrite of a multi-device controller for coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin, Grok, Hermes, Pi, and Antigravity. Every device runs a small local engine daemon that stores its own sessions on disk, so a fresh install starts fully local-only with no account or network connection required. A native gpui desktop UI (or headless mode) talks to that engine over the same typed RPC whether it is running in-process or as a separate daemon.
Signing in unlocks optional multi-device sync: session transcripts and a workspace registry are stored as Loro CRDT documents, replicated through Cloudflare Durable Objects, so an agent kicked off on one machine (say, an always-on VPS) can be followed, steered, or interrupted from a laptop later. Sends, steers, and interrupts are durable command-queue entries in the session doc, so actions taken while offline queue up and execute once a host device is available.
Beyond just streaming agent output, the engine owns terminals (via portable-pty), git repositories and worktrees, checkout-diff sync, and file uploads, which is what powers the live branch-diff sidebar shown while an agent works. The desktop UI is built on a forked, GPU-memory-bounded version of Zed's gpui with backdrop blur and edge-fade effects for its glass-panel sidebar, while all device-side logic — the harness adapters, the CRDT mirror layer, and the RPC surface — is Rust; only the optional sync backend (Durable Objects, WorkOS auth, R2 attachments) is TypeScript.
Devices signed into the same synced account are trusted peers for remote workspace access — a controlling device can list, read, and write files on the device that owns a checkout (excluding `.git`), which makes Zeron most useful for individuals or small trusted teams who want one native surface for driving several different coding-agent CLIs instead of juggling each tool's own UI.
