Registering for access to `zrok` should provide the user with a single identity token, which can be used from any shell environment to quickly enable access to private applications.
Enabling `zrok` in a shell should be as simple as executing something like:
A registered user should only need a single executable (`zrok`), along with their identity, to enable `zrok` capabilities in any shell environment.
## Expand into Ziti
The `zrok` implementation should (ideally) be such that `zrok` usage patterns can co-exist with larger, more featureful Ziti implementations. Ideally, a developer who started with `zrok` should have patterns that allow them to incrementally expand their usage.
## Self-hosting Capable
The `zrok` implementation should support self-hosting, such that existing Ziti users can easily add `zrok` capabilities to their existing networks.