Operate

This section covers everything you need to run Zeq workloads in production.

Page	What it covers
Error Handling	Canonical error envelope, retry strategy, idempotency, KO42 violation codes
Rate Limits	Per-plan limits, headers (X-RateLimit-*), burst windows, 429 handling
Webhooks	Signed webhook delivery, replay protection, ZeqState fan-out

Observability via ZeqState

Every billable computation emits a ZeqState record carrying the full CKO envelope — operator chain, HulyaPulse phase, Zeqond tick, ZeqProof, and the precision bound. Free and starter plans publish to the public feed at zeq.dev/state; paid plans default to private and can opt-in per request.

Use ZeqState as your audit trail — every response your code receives is independently re-derivable from the published envelope.