zerocode

zerocode is ZeroClaw’s terminal interface for managing configuration, chatting with agents, and monitoring your daemon. It connects over a local IPC stream, a Unix domain socket on Unix or a named pipe on Windows, or over WebSocket Secure (WSS) for remote use.

It is the primary way to operate a running ZeroClaw: the Config pane is the preferred path for changing settings, the Code and Chat panes drive agents, and the connection works the same whether the daemon is local or on a remote host.

• Running zerocode: local setup and CLI flags.
• Config pane: the preferred way to change settings.
• Themes & terminal colours: named palettes and per-agent themes.
• Remote setup (WSS): connect to a daemon on another machine.
• Environment pass-through: how env vars reach agent shells.