Zhipu ZCode responds to full repository upload incident: Default-enabled Repo Wiki caused the problem, and the team promises to open-source its client.

Dongcha Beating AI News Flash: Zhipu responds to the ZCode repository data upload controversy, stating the issue originated from the Repo Wiki feature in its codebase index. When generating Wiki pages, Repo Wiki may upload repository data to the cloud; after page creation, the relevant data is immediately destroyed and not stored. The official noted that this feature was enabled by default during its initial launch, affecting some users, and the problem has now been fixed. ZCode’s official documentation now clearly specifies that Repo Wiki does not read .git, dependency directories, build artifacts, or caches, and only sends filtered code content as needed. Earlier, the community discovered via reverse engineering that ZCode would take project snapshots in the background, potentially even packaging and uploading .git, Git history, and LFS caches. ZCode also announced that it will open-source its code soon, and invited third-party evaluators to review the system’s operations, with review progress to be disclosed publicly later. As compensation, all users will receive an additional weekly quota reset, which will be distributed today.