How you use it

There are two ways to create a service. Both end in the same place: a service with its own link, running on your company’s devices, with every request recorded.

With AI: describe it

For whoever has the idea and does not want to write code.

1. Describe what you need, in plain language: what goes in, what has to come out, where the files come from.
2. Check the plan. The AI shows what will be created, with what goes in and what comes out, before anything runs.
3. Get the link, ready for people and for other systems to use.
4. Adjust by talking. “Make it also accept PDF” works. Every change goes into the history, and the original is always kept.

See Build with Zara, and what it sees in Zara.

With your own code: the Zadara CLI

For the technical team that wants full control.

1. Install the Zadara CLI on Linux, Windows or macOS.
2. Write the program in your language. It can be a WebAssembly component (Rust, JavaScript, Python or Go: we compile it for you, or you send it already built) or an OCI image, built from your own Dockerfile, with whatever language and libraries you need.
3. Publish with one command. Each publication is kept as a version.
4. Choose which version answers the link, and go back to the previous one with another command. Every command also answers in JSON, so it fits into your scripts and pipelines.

See With your own code.

Then: use and follow

Each request shows up with its result, the time, and the devices that worked on it. People use the service through its page, and systems call its link, with a key.