Build & Run with Zinley

Zinley provides comprehensive build and run capabilities that activate both automatically after tasks and on-demand through direct commands. The system includes automatic error detection and self-healing to ensure smooth project functionality.

Automatic Build & Run

After completing each coding task, Zinley automatically:

1. Builds the project to check for any errors.
2. Runs comprehensive tests if they are configured for your project.
3. Initiates self-healing processes for detected issues, ensuring stability.
4. Manages both logic errors and dependency problems.
5. Provides detailed error reports and suggestions for fixes.

This process helps maintain your code's integrity without manual intervention.

Manual Triggering

You can also initiate builds and runs by simply using natural language:

• “Run this project for me”
• “Build the project and check for errors”
• “Start the development server”

The Compiler Agent recognizes various ways of expressing build/run commands, making it easy to start builds without complex syntax.

Local Development Server

When running projects locally, Zinley follows a structured approach:

1. Begins with a 7-second test run to verify functionality or runs it for you with a terminal.
2. Prompts you with options to:
   • Continue running in a separate terminal window.
   • Stop the process.
   • Adjust the run configuration.

Here’s an example of the output after running the build:

This structured approach helps prevent blockages in Zinley’s main processes, while giving you full control over your local development server.

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