Questions

Zoth Studio is a unified workspace for multiple AI agent harnesses. It allows you to talk to one agent or coordinate a team of agents from a simple, phone-like interface that runs locally on your computer.

Zoth Studio is built for creators, founders, researchers, and engineers who want to build websites, automate repetitive tasks, render 3D visuals, and analyze private files on their own hardware without cloud dependencies.

Yes. The entire interface, swarm orchestrator, and agent telemetry run 100% locally on your machine via Docker or Python. You host the workspace, not us.

Your files, transcripts, and workspaces stay on your local device. You can run 100% offline with local models through Ollama, or optionally connect your own API keys for external models with transparent network routing.

Your data never leaves your machine unless you explicitly configure an external API provider to process your prompts. There is zero telemetry, zero usage tracking, and zero "phone home" mechanisms built into Zoth.

Zoth uses a "Bring Your Own Key" (BYOK) model. You can connect local offline models (like Llama 3) via Ollama, or securely use API keys for Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, or DeepSeek.

Agents collaborate through shared group conversations, delegation pipelines, and specialized local tools. For example, a planner breaks down requirements, a builder writes code, and a reviewer tests security before delivering the final artifact.

Zoth ships with a pre-configured swarm of 21 specialized agents. Instead of one generic AI, you get specialized experts—each with specific tools, system prompts, and roles (e.g., Website Builder, Security Reviewer, Project Planner). They can even talk to each other to solve complex tasks.

Yes, Zoth Studio is free and open source. You can audit the entire codebase, modify the agents, add your own tools, and contribute on GitHub.

You can launch Zoth in under a minute using our installation script, or by running the official Docker container. See the installation terminal on the home page for the exact one-line command.