ZhikunCode
A self-hosted, open-source alternative to Codex, Claude Code and Cursor that a team runs from a browser, including on a phone, with multi-agent collaboration and direct connections to Chinese large language models.
ZhikunCode is an open-source AI coding assistant deployed once on a server and then used entirely through a browser, including from a phone, instead of a local install. It supports several agents working together on one task and connects natively to domestic large language models such as Qwen and DeepSeek, alongside a CLI and a web UI.
It includes a skill and plugin system, memory that carries across sessions, and an eight-layer security sandbox, keeping data on the operator's own machine rather than a third party's.
It is written in Java with a React frontend and Python capability services, and is distributed under the MIT license for Docker-based, self-hosted deployment.