Connecting ZaguanBlade
ZaguanBlade has two paths: Local AI for free local models, and Zaguán Cloud for hosted zcoderd workflows through your subscription. Cloud sign-in creates a revocable device key automatically, so you do not need to copy an API key into the app.
Use Local AI
Local AI is the free path. It uses models running on your machine through Ollama or an OpenAI-compatible local server. No Zaguán account, subscription, or API key is required.
- •Best for private local work, experiments, and offline-friendly development.
- •Configure it from ZaguanBlade Settings > Local AI.
Use Zaguán Cloud
Zaguán Cloud connects ZaguanBlade to hosted zcoderd and zaguancorex. It requires an active subscription because cloud AI uses hosted models, managed routing, credits, and server-side project memory.
Cloud sign-in flow
- 1Open ZaguanBlade and choose Sign in with Zaguán from Welcome or Settings.
- 2Complete sign-in in the browser with email magic link or GitHub.
- 3Choose a Cloud subscription if the account is not subscribed yet.
- 4Approve the device after subscription is active.
- 5Return to ZaguanBlade; the app stores the key and connects automatically.
Manual key fallback
Connected devices
Changing devices or keys
Troubleshooting
The browser says the code expired
Return to ZaguanBlade and start sign-in again. Device requests expire so abandoned checkout sessions cannot create stale approvals.
Checkout finished but the page is still waiting
Stripe webhooks can lag briefly. Wait on the activation page; it will re-check subscription state before approval.
Cloud chat says credits are exhausted
Open the dashboard usage or credits page from ZaguanBlade and buy more credits. Local AI remains available without a subscription.
A device should no longer have access
Open Dashboard > API Keys and revoke the device under Connected Devices. Revocation takes effect at the API gateway immediately.