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Clients & tools

Zeq is a language, and these are the ways to speak it. Every client — a one-line CLI, a typed SDK, a browser extension, an AI tool surface — wraps the same wire calls, shares the same constants, and gets back the same Ed25519-signed, independently-verifiable result. Same equations, same bits, from any of them. Pick the surface that fits where you work; the physics underneath is identical.

The ways in​

Code

From your terminal, your app, or any language.

  • Terminal CLI — one line to install, zeq tutorial to learn
  • Language SDKs — TypeScript/JS, Python, and more; offline-verifiable

Connect an AI

One optional avenue — give a model the rules and the instruments.

  • MCP server — the Zeq engine as callable tools for any agent
  • Kernel skill — the kernel as a SKILL.md an agent reads
  • The AI harness — the whole surface an AI consumer works through

In your tools

The VM inside the tools you already use.

  • VS Code & Chrome — the ZeqVM in your editor and browser
  • ZeqGit — the framework's own git + PDF repository

One identity, everywhere​

Sign in once and the same machine — the same ZeqID, contracts, observer, and credits — is available in the terminal, the editor, the browser, and on the web. Every surface offers Create Account on both tiers, not just sign-in, and creating an account never silently logs you in: first you get a screen to save your generated equation and download your .ZEQ recovery file — there's no password reset, so that file is your only way back in. Three zero-friction methods:

  • Simple — email + four words; the client derives one strong equation.
  • Expert — your ZeqID + the equation you saved.
  • .ZEQ — upload your encrypted recovery file + PIN; no password typed.

Start with a hosted machine​

You don't install the framework — you spin up a machine (free) and it computes on our nodes. Once you have a key, use whichever client fits where you work: they all connect to the same hosted machine and get back the same signed result. Reach for one only if you want it — the machine runs with or without any client installed.