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ai.zeq.me — the AI chat

The framework's conversational surface lives at ai.zeq.me, and it's a LibreChat fork — familiar, full-featured chat, wired into the framework so that a conversation which produces a number produces a verifiable one. Several older entry points now fold into it: the Pulse orb, the Zeq Orb, and the on-page bring-your-own-key panel all lead here. It's the single AI front door.

Be clear about what it is: one optional feature on top of the framework, not the framework itself. Everything else in these docs — the physics, the proofs, the machines, the apps — works exactly the same whether or not you ever open it.

What it is

A LibreChat fork

A complete chat interface at ai.zeq.me, adapted and grounded by the framework rather than built from nothing.

Bring your own key

Point it at your own model provider. You bring the key; the framework brings the grounding.

Grounded, not central

A model here is a consumer of the framework — held to the same honesty contract and proofs as any other caller, on the same 1.287 Hz clock.

Where it fits

ai.zeq.me is the person-facing companion to the AI harness: the harness is how a model calls the framework programmatically, and the chat is where a person talks to one that's grounded by it. The Pulse orb you see across the surfaces is simply the shortcut in. If you build with the framework you never need it; if you want a conversational front door, it's here — as a feature, on top.

Open it

  • The AI harness — how AI consumes the framework, and where it stops.
  • The honesty contract — the refusals a model here meets too.
  • Apps — the rest of the applications, none of which need AI.