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Zeq SDK

236 protocols. 1,536 operators. One API. Phase-locked to 1.287 Hz.

Zeq is a generative-mathematics computation kernel: a single API surface that takes a problem statement, binds it to the KO42 metric tensioner, executes against the HULYAS Master Equation under the HulyaPulse 1.287 Hz timebase, and returns a verifiable ZeqProof receipt — to a 0.1 % error budget across general relativity, quantum mechanics, classical physics, biosignals, networking and 234 other protocol families.

This documentation is split into four tracks. Pick the one that matches what you're trying to do right now.

Learn — what Zeq is and why​

The conceptual track. Start here if you've never seen Zeq before. Covers the 1.287 Hz HulyaPulse, the Zeqond temporal grid, R(t), KO42, the Master Equation, the 7-Step Wizard Protocol, and how ZeqProof receipts make every result third-party verifiable. New: ZeqAuth zero-knowledge identity and the Zeq Security Protocol (ZSP).

Build — get a result in five minutes​

The hands-on track. cURL quickstart, language clients (JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust), and domain recipes (medical imaging, game physics, robotics, weather, hardware, forensics). New recipes: encrypted messaging, AI skills, and the Python framework. Each recipe ends with a link into the exact protocols it uses.

Reference — every protocol, every operator, every endpoint​

The exhaustive surface. 236 protocols organised into 67 families, 1,536 operators across QM/NM/GR/CS/Awareness, the KO42 metric tensioner, and the full API endpoint catalogue with individual references for Auth, Compute, Message, WebSocket, Skills, and Account. Browse the App Catalogue for live demos. Use the search bar — this is too much to scroll.

Operate — running Zeq in production​

Rate limits, billing & usage, error handling, compliance, and how third parties verify your ZeqProofs without an API key.

Explore the platform​

SectionWhat you will find
ZeqAuthZero-knowledge identity — server stores only ZID + hash + salt
ZSPTriple-kernel encryption: K_spectral × K_temporal × K_chaos
Operators42+ kinematic operators — QM, NM, GR, KO42, CS, Awareness, HF
API ReferenceCompute, Auth, Message, WebSocket, Skills, Account
AppsPhysics Wizard, MI Chat, Globe, Skills Library, HZC Compressor, ZSP Security, Zeq Mail, Zeq Message
RecipesEncrypted Messaging, AI Skills, Python Framework, Game Physics
SDKsPython, JavaScript, Go, Rust, cURL — offline and online clients
OperateBilling & usage, rate limits, compliance

30-second test drive​

curl -X POST https://www.zeq.dev/api/zeq/pulse \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zeq_ak_demo_4ac31b46196a56e10631a4bda1b310b0a147a122" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"domain":"newton","operators":["NM19","KO42"],"params":{"m":1,"a":9.81}}'

You will get back a ZeqState object containing the result, the Zeqond tick at which it was sealed, the HulyaPulse phase, and a HMAC ZeqProof you can verify against /api/zeq/prove/verify without authentication.

That's the whole system in one call.