Zatch uses explicit adapter capability contracts. The current reference primary adapter is Claude Code; additional agents and peripheral integrations can be implemented when they meet the contract.
Zatch ships a Claude Code reference primary adapter; additional agents can be implemented against the capability contract.
tools
Peripheral adapter contracts
Work sources, version control, sandboxes, storage, notifications, and telemetry connect through explicit interfaces.
extensible
Extend deliberately
A missing integration can be added when it satisfies the same declared capability and policy contracts.
one open contract
No single vendor is load-bearing.
Each adapter is chosen independently and speaks the same contract. Swap one out and nothing else has to change — so you're never locked into a model, a tool, or a vendor.
Choose each adapter independently
Swap any one without touching the rest
No lock-in to a model or vendor
Same contract, end to end
Extensible by design
If a piece of your stack isn't supported yet, it can be. The framework is open, and new adapters are built against the same contract everything else runs on — so your workflow shapes Zatch, not the other way around.
Explicit contracts. Extensible boundaries.
Add the agent or system your workflow needs without turning an aspirational integration into a shipped claim.
Design the workflow around your enterprise.
Tell us what you run and which capability contracts the workflow needs.