Zhipu offers ZCode user compensation as it continues handling code upload dispute

Zhipu offers ZCode user compensation as it continues handling code upload dispute

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2026-09-28 04:27:09
Zhipu said it is continuing to address the code upload dispute tied to its programming product ZCode. The company said existing paying users, along with paying users who returned within the past month, will receive four weekly reset cards and four 5-hour reset cards, valid for one month. From Sept. 28 to Oct. 7, ZCode will also distribute 100,000 allotments of 100 million GLM-5.3-Flash Token quota to all users. Zhipu said the repository snapshot upload path has been removed and the cloud data involved has been deleted. It also said the open-source version has been updated to v3.14.3, and code will not be uploaded to the cloud unless users actively initiate it. The dispute stemmed from ZCode’s early Repo Wiki feature being enabled by default, which uploaded repository content to the cloud when generating a codebase knowledge base. Zhipu had previously cut off the related upload path and invited a third-party institution to inspect the cloud data.

According to ChainCatcher, Zhipu is continuing to handle the code upload dispute involving its programming product ZCode.

Zhipu said existing paying users and paying users who returned within the past month will receive four weekly reset cards and four 5-hour reset cards, valid for one month.

From Sept. 28 to Oct. 7, ZCode will also distribute 100,000 allotments of 100 million GLM-5.3-Flash Token quota to all users.

Zhipu said the repository snapshot upload path has been removed, and the cloud data involved has also been deleted. The open-source version has been updated to v3.14.3. It added that code will not be uploaded to the cloud unless users actively initiate it.

The dispute stemmed from ZCode’s early Repo Wiki feature being enabled by default. When generating a knowledge base for a code repository, that feature uploaded repository content to the cloud for processing. Zhipu had previously cut off the related upload path and invited a third-party institution to inspect the cloud data.

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