ZACC stands for Zoned Addressable Compute Construct. It's the intelligence layer built into MyPCPM to understand what's happening across your computer, coordinate MyPCPM's underlying engines, and help those engines act as one system.

ZACC isn't simply an LLM bolted onto an application. It operates on MyPCPM's foundational engines, system evidence, governing principles, and verified outcomes — so it can reason about the actual state of your machine rather than just generate answers about it.

During operations like provisioning, ZACC can coordinate specialized engines, monitor progress, interpret system state, verify that critical actions occurred as intended, and maintain continuity as the system changes — even across reboots.

As MyPCPM grows, ZACC grows with it. New modules and engines expand what your resident engineer can see, understand, coordinate, and help you manage.

You shouldn't have to become a systems engineer to take care of your own computer. You already have one.