At 11:26 on September 28, IT Home reported that Zhipu's coding product ZCode, after a dispute over whether code was uploaded without a clear ask, said it had open-sourced the product and published two further points: the repository-snapshot upload path has been removed, and the cloud data involved has been deleted.

The company said that from here, nothing goes to the cloud unless the user starts that step. The wording was "if you do not initiate it, it does not go to the cloud." The open-source build is now 3.14.3. Zhipu is also giving users four weekly reset cards and four five-hour reset cards, valid within one month. From September 28 through October 7, it is giving all users a total of 100,000 quotas of 100 million tokens each. The "total of 100,000" is a count of quotas, and the article does not say each person receives one.

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Graphite drawing of a card stack, the top card half erased, with eraser crumbs beside it.
The top card is half erased. It stands for the cloud data Zhipu says it deleted, and it is not a deletion certificate., AI-generated illustration, not a news photograph

The same article recaps IT Home's September 18 report. At that time, after discussion about repository data being uploaded, ZCode apologized in Zhipu's official group to affected users and said it had checked immediately and fixed the problem.

The company said the issue was the "repository index" feature. It was meant to build a local index so sessions could restore checkpoints, including older versions, roll back, and use Repo Wiki, a knowledge base for the repository. The company said that generating a Wiki page could trigger an upload of repository data. After the Wiki page was generated in the cloud, the uploaded data was destroyed immediately and was not kept. The feature was on by default when it launched, so some users were affected.

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The September 28 piece does not say how much data was deleted, how many users were affected, or whether a third party checked the deletion. The September 18 account says uploaded data was destroyed immediately after the cloud Wiki was generated and was not stored. The September 28 account says the cloud data involved has been deleted. Both sentences stay. This piece does not merge them into "the data never reached the cloud," and it does not merge them into "every copy has been audited."

The compensation is reset cards and token quotas. The article does not say how the quotas are handed out, or whether they match a loss from a particular upload. This piece did not open Zhipu's own notice. The facts are from this IT Home article.

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要点

  • Zhipu says ZCode removed the snapshot upload path and deleted the cloud data involved.
  • The open-source build is 3.14.3. The stated rule is that data stays off the cloud unless the user starts the step.
  • The offer is four weekly reset cards, four five-hour cards, and 100,000 quotas of 100 million tokens.
  • The September 18 account says Wiki generation could upload a repository, then destroy that data immediately.