Zpace 0.1.10
Claude in any terminal, and a place to build your own.
What changed
- See what Claude changes, from any terminal. Run Claude Code in a terminal, whether you started it from Zpace or typed
claudeinto PowerShell, and Zpace notices. A panel opens beside the terminal with the branch and the files that changed, each with its +/− counts: This session shows what this Claude wrote, All shows everything uncommitted. Click a file to see its diff, then stage or revert it. The button in the terminal's header shows how many files changed and hides or shows the panel. Zpace only checks while the terminal is printing, so nothing runs in the background while it is idle. - Claude comes back after a crash. If Zpace closes with Claude open in a terminal (the machine switched off, the app crashed, or you just quit), the terminal reopens Claude with the same flags it had, like
--dangerously-skip-permissions,--modelor--permission-mode, plus-c, so the conversation picks up where it was. The first prompt is not sent again. If you exit Claude yourself, it stays closed. - The Studio. A full-screen mode, opened from the sidebar footer or the palette, where you build your own Claude Code setup: skills, subagents, slash commands, memory files (CLAUDE.md), MCP servers and hooks, for your
~/.claudeor a project's.claude. Each one is edited in Claude Code's own format, so your other settings stay as they are. A builder chat beside the editors can write them for you, and Test runs a subagent as a real session.
Downloads
Click a file to download it (the assets are also listed at the bottom of this page).
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 (x64) | Zpace_0.1.10_x64-setup.exe |
| macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon and Intel) | Zpace_0.1.10_universal.dmg |
| Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) | Zpace_0.1.10_amd64.deb |
| Linux (Fedora/RHEL) | Zpace-0.1.10-1.x86_64.rpm |
| Linux (any) | Zpace_0.1.10_amd64.AppImage |
Free forever and local-first: no account, and nothing leaves your machine. The in-app updater will offer you this version.
- On Windows, SmartScreen shows a warning the first time you run it until the app is code-signed: click More info → Run anyway.
- On macOS the app is not notarised yet: right-click it and choose Open the first time.