Question 1

What does the AskQP platform include?

Accepted Answer

Five interconnected layers: Spaces (scoped cognitive containers), the Conductor (strategy and orchestration), Commands (atomic operations), Capsules (tamper-evident audit trail), and Security (post-quantum cryptography across the stack). Each layer has its own dedicated documentation under /platform.

Question 2

What is a Space, a Conductor, and a Capsule?

Accepted Answer

A Space is a project-scoped cognitive container with its own Vault files, rules, and AI context. The Conductor is the strategy organ that turns intent into a reviewed plan and dispatches agents through OODA loops with human approval. A Capsule is the immutable, post-quantum-signed audit record sealed from every meaningful operation.

Question 3

Can I run AskQP fully offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. With a local model runtime AskQP runs entirely without internet. Cloud actions are opt-in per request, never required. The desktop app, Vault, Capsule audit chain, and most commands work air-gapped.

Question 4

Is AskQP open source?

Accepted Answer

Parts of the Quantum Pipes platform are released under the Apache 2.0 license, including the Vault and Capsule packages. AskQP itself is a commercial desktop product; the code that ships with the installer is not open source.

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