ZCode Compensates Again After Code Upload Controversy: Paid Users Receive 8 Reset Cards, 100 Million Tokens Distributed to All Users

Beating AI News Flash: Zhipu continues to address the ZCode code upload controversy. Existing paid users and paid users who have returned within the past month will receive 4 weekly reset cards and 4 5-hour reset cards, valid for 1 month. From September 28 to October 7, ZCode will also distribute 100,000 quotas of 100 million GLM-5.3-Flash Tokens to all users.

Zhipu stated that the repository snapshot upload pathway has been removed, and the cloud data involved has also been deleted. The open-source version of ZCode is currently updated to v3.14.3, and subsequent code will not be uploaded to the cloud unless users actively initiate it.

This controversy stemmed from the Repo Wiki feature that was enabled by default in ZCode's early days. When generating a code repository knowledge base, it would upload repository contents to the cloud for processing. Zhipu had previously cut off the relevant upload pathways and invited third-party institutions to verify the cloud data.