Zozo HQ is a hosted coding-agent harness that watches GitHub Issues (or matched Jira Cloud + Bitbucket Cloud projects), auto-dispatches dependency-ready labeled issues into isolated git worktrees, and drives Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode via OpenRouter to open pull requests that close the issue.
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Auto-dispatch of labeled, dependency-ready issues in priority order when a slot is free
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Isolated git worktree per attempt with an append-only execution journal for review and recovery
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Pauses and posts clarifying questions as issue comments, resuming the same thread and worktree on answer
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Opens pull requests that close the issue; optional per-project auto-merge only after tested commit is verified against current base
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Dedicated VM per customer on every hosted plan, so nothing on your side must stay awake
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Per-project credentials for billing client usage separately
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Runs Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode via OpenRouter (runtime must be installed)
| StandardEntry plan | $40 | one-time |
| Plus | $50 | one-time |
| Pro | $60 | one-time |
Free Local Stack runs on your own Mac or Linux with your own model runtime; hosted plans are $40 (Standard), $50 (Plus) and $60 (Pro) USD per month before tax, with model/inference usage billed separately and no inference markup. A 14-day money-back guarantee and a Founding Price Lock for early subscribers are offered.
Best for
Developers and small teams who already use Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode and want to label a backlog in the evening and review agent-authored pull requests in the morning.
Not ideal for
Teams needing GitHub + Jira combinations, Atlassian Server/Data Center, or Atlassian prototyping, and anyone unwilling to install and pay for a separate model runtime.
Zozo's auto-dispatch, isolated worktrees and clarification gates offer a genuinely hands-off path from issue to pull request, with transparent flat hosting pricing and no inference markup. It is still early-stage with no user ratings yet, requires a separately installed and billed runtime, and supports only specific GitHub or matched Jira/Bitbucket setups.
Atlassian projects (Jira Cloud + Bitbucket Cloud) support announced via zozohq.com/announcements/atlassian-projects; listed on AgentScout and Agents.NET in October 2026; Terms of Service last updated 2026-10-03.
As of
Is Zozo HQ free?+
Zozo HQ is Freemium. Free Local Stack runs on your own Mac or Linux with your own model runtime; hosted plans are $40 (Standard), $50 (Plus) and $60 (Pro) USD per month before tax, with model/inference usage billed separately and no inference markup. A 14-day money-back guarantee and a Founding Price Lock for early subscribers are offered. Check the official site for current plans.
Is Zozo HQ open source?+
Zozo HQ is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Freemium.
How much does Zozo HQ cost?+
Free Local Stack runs on your own Mac or Linux with your own model runtime; hosted plans are $40 (Standard), $50 (Plus) and $60 (Pro) USD per month before tax, with model/inference usage billed separately and no inference markup. A 14-day money-back guarantee and a Founding Price Lock for early subscribers are offered. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is Zozo HQ best for?+
Developers and small teams who already use Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode and want to label a backlog in the evening and review agent-authored pull requests in the morning.
Who is Zozo HQ not ideal for?+
Teams needing GitHub + Jira combinations, Atlassian Server/Data Center, or Atlassian prototyping, and anyone unwilling to install and pay for a separate model runtime.
What are the best Zozo HQ alternatives?+
The closest Zozo HQ alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Jules, OpenHands, SWE-agent - all listed under Autonomous & Async Agents.
Who makes Zozo HQ?+
Zozo HQ is developed by Roundhouse Labs Inc.. It is listed in the Autonomous & Async Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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