Question 1

What does the AskQP platform include?

Accepted Answer

Spaces hold each project's files, rules, and model policy. The Vault reads and searches those files on your Mac. Commands do focused work, approvals hold anything outward for your yes, and Capsules seal every answer and significant action into a tamper-evident record.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

A Space is one private project with its own files, rules, and model policy. The Conductor turns a goal into a plan, runs it, and stops at your approval before anything goes out. A Capsule is the sealed record of one answer or action, signed with Ed25519 and ML-DSA-65 and chained to the one before it.

Question 3

Can I run AskQP fully offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Set a Space to Local only and it answers, searches your files, and seals its record with no connection, using local models on your Mac. The iPhone app captures, searches, and reads aloud offline too.

Question 4

Is AskQP open source?

Accepted Answer

The capsule library that seals and verifies AskQP's record is open source under the Apache 2.0 license, so anyone can check how a record is made. The AskQP apps themselves are Quantum Pipes products, no charge for personal and entrepreneurial use.

Inside AskQP

Each project gets its own room.

Every Space gets its own lock.

Capture anywhere. Listen anywhere.

Drop in files. Ask questions. Get answers that cite your sources.

QP prepares the work. You approve what goes out.

Ask for a report. Get a report.

When someone asks what your AI did, you have the answer.

Your files stay on your Mac.

Give your first project a Space.