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Zion PM
Autonomous source-to-exploit research. One rule: nothing gets reported unless a deterministic test could reproduce it.
What it is
Zion PM is a single self-hosted surface for running work across a fleet of AI workers. A planning model takes a task, decomposes it, delegates the pieces to available workers, supervises the results, and holds anything that would reach the outside world in an approval queue.
Three panes
- Chat. Channels with a default model, and the ability to bring any other model into a conversation mid-thread.
- Board. Kanban tasks moving through todo, doing, done, and blocked.
- Fleet. Worker status, capacity gauges, liveness checks, and the approval outbox.
The approval outbox is the point
An orchestrator that can act autonomously is only safe if the boundary between internal work and outward action is drawn in code. Internal steps run freely. Anything that sends, publishes, deploys, or deletes drafts into an outbox and waits for a human.
Drawing that line at the architecture level rather than trusting each worker to ask permission is what makes delegation usable. The failure mode being designed against is not a worker doing bad work, it is a worker doing irreversible work quickly.
Stack
Next.js with the App Router serving both the interface and the API, an agent framework for the planning model, and adapters for each worker type so heterogeneous models present a uniform interface to the orchestrator. Access is gated behind single sign-on.