Plan Anything.
Build Anything.
Bring any software idea, however rough. ZeNorm turns it into a clear plan, then builds it, keeping the two in step to the end.
Two questions settle this waypoint. The research found that every page is routed by its file path, which decides the first one.
Matches how the docs site already routes guides. Nothing new to learn for readers.
Simpler to build, but the page outgrows a scroll by the tenth release.
The code was never the hard part.
Writing code is fast now. Deciding what to build, keeping that decision from drifting, and checking the result is where the time goes, and where a chat window gives you nothing to hold on to.
- 01
Decisions get lost in chat.
Every decision lands on a map, with the question, the options and who answered. The spec is written from the map, not from memory.
- 02
Big ideas don't fit in one prompt.
A map breaks the idea into waypoints, researches your code for each, and settles them one at a time.
- 03
Agent diffs are too big to review.
Review the plan, not the diff. You approve the spec and the tickets before any code is written, and a fresh agent checks each of them, and the finished work, against what it was written from.
One map, five stages, one finished change.
Point ZeNorm at a project on your machine. Everything it plans and delivers happens right there, using Claude Code.
- 1
Idea
Say what you want to change, in a sentence or a page.
- 2
Wayfinding
The agent charts a map of waypoints, researches the code, and asks you rounds of questions.
- 3
Spec
The decisions become a specification. An independent review checks it.
- 4
Tickets
The spec becomes a ticket set, reviewed the same way.
- 5
Delivery
One run builds every ticket, runs your checks, and an independent reviewer signs off before you see it.
Read the code. Run it on your machine.
ZeNorm is MIT licensed and pre-release, so expect sharp edges. It runs Claude Code for planning and delivery, and everything it records stays on your machine.
$ npm install -g @ze-norm/cli
$ zenorm init
$ zenorm run- License
- MIT
- Runs
- Locally
- Agent
- Claude Code
- macOS or Linux, with Node.js
- Claude Code
- A git project you want to change
Plan Anything.
Build Anywhere.
ZeNorm Pro runs your maps in the cloud, then brings your whole team onto them. Early access opens first; the features for teams follow soon after.
In early access
- Agents run in the cloud: nothing to install, no laptop left running.
- Connect a repository instead of a folder on your machine.
- Open your maps from any browser.
Next, for teams
- Work through every stage together: answer, comment, approve.
- Named approvers for the spec and the tickets.
- Every decision, and who made it, travels into the pull request.
- Answer questions from Slack, later.