Python Framework
Zeq provides two Python libraries: an offline framework for local computation and an online client that calls the Zeq API.
Installation
Download both from zeq.dev/sdk/downloads/python/.
Offline: hulyas_framework.py
Run computations locally without an API key or internet connection.
from hulyas_framework import HulyasFramework
fw = HulyasFramework()
result = fw.compute("escape velocity from Mars")
print(result)
# {'value': 5027.0, 'unit': 'm/s', 'operator': 'NM21+NM23',
# 'equations': [...], 'master_sum': 42.0, 'precision': '0.05%'}Online: zeq_client.py
Call the Zeq API for server-verified results with ZeqProof receipts.
from zeq_client import ZeqClient
client = ZeqClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")
result = client.compute("gravitational force Earth-Moon")
print(result['value']) # 1.98e+20
print(result['unit']) # N
print(result['zeqProof']) # verification hashKey Differences
| Feature | Offline | Online |
|---|---|---|
| Internet required | No | Yes |
| API key required | No | Yes |
| ZeqProof receipt | No | Yes |
| KO42 verification | Yes | Yes |
| All 42+ operators | Yes | Yes |