ZCode fixes code-upload issue, apologizes to affected users

  • Zhipu apologized for unintended repository data uploads on its ZCode platform.
  • ZCode disabled the default indexing setting after confirming uploaded data was never stored.
  • Zhipu will open-source ZCode, invite external audits, and grant users an extra weekly quota reset.

Zhipu apologized to users affected by an unintended code-upload issue on its ZCode platform and said the problem originated with a repository-indexing feature used to generate Repo Wiki pages. The feature was enabled by default and could upload repository data for cloud processing. Zhipu said the data was immediately destroyed after processing, was never stored, and that the setting has now been disabled. The company plans to open-source the ZCode codebase, invite third-party evaluators to audit system operations and disclose the reviews publicly on an ongoing basis. As compensation, all users will receive an additional weekly quota reset effective immediately. The feature also supports session checkpoint recovery and historical version rollback through local repository indexes.

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