Zo Computer gives you an AI agent, a skills registry, a compute pool, browser automation, file hosting, scheduled automations, and persistent memory — all on a personal server. I wanted to understand every seam, so I rebuilt the whole thing in vanilla Python 3 with no web framework and no Docker. The result is ZoClone: 10 modules, 775 lines, 4 SQLite tables, one ThreadPoolExecutor. This is what the architecture actually looks like when you strip out the platform.
The whole orchestrator in one class
The main module is ZoClone.__init__ — and that's the entire dependency graph. Each subsystem is an attribute:
class ZoClone:
def __init__(self):
