İ.Z.A.N.

What is İZAN

İ.Z.A.N.: the watching, scheduling, telling sentinel. The product in six slides.

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The problem

Agents are fast. The human becomes the bottleneck, and the wait is not measured.

  • Invisible: terminal, desktop app, background job; a window on every machine, no single picture.
  • Ungoverned: who approved, what was spent, which stage is the work in? No record at team level.
  • Waiting: the agent works for minutes, then waits for approval. Work stops quietly.
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Why now

Agents have arrived. Oversight lags behind.

31% → 59%

developers using AI agents, 2025 → 2026

Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025; pulse survey, April 2026 (≈1,100 people)

63%

rarely or never let an agent run fully on its own

Stack Overflow pulse survey, April 2026

> 40%

of agentic AI projects are expected to be cancelled by the end of 2027

Gartner prediction, 25 June 2025

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For the developer

One inbox for every agent.

Waiting for you · Working · Done. Claude Code, Copilot, Codex and Gemini CLI in one place. Free and open source.

npx @lyconiq/izan

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For management

See, understand, audit.

  • City view: every team on one map
  • Team and process report: waits, rework, cost
  • Gate and record: approval by role, a tamper-evident log
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Privacy

Only numbers leave the machine.

Prompts, transcripts, file contents, command text, titles and machine names stay on the developer’s machine. The server can run inside the company, even in an air-gapped network.