Source

The public tree is the documentation.

Live GitHub metadata and README excerpts from donaldfilimon when GitHub answers. Architecture diagrams, setup, and verification gates. There is no fabricated SDK. Where an API exists, it is in the source. Where it does not, it is marked planned.

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Readmes

First paragraphs, pulled from GitHub when it answers.

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quesar.cloud

Current MLAI/Quesar website, public docs, browser previews, and local service clients.

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Repositories

Catalog, live stars, and recent public activity.

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    Local development

    Check each source tree on its own terms.

    Website (this surface)

    From this repository root: formatting, types, lint, tests, and the server build. Publish the static site with a separate build.

    Website (this surface)
    bun run check
    bun run build:static
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    Abbey workspace

    The browser workspace requires a browser; model requests require the configured server path.

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    Quasar service

    A standalone Bun project under sidecars/. Its tests and typecheck do not run in the website gate. Generation needs Anthropic credentials.

    Quasar service
    cd sidecars/quasar-service
    bun run test
    bun run typecheck
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    Mobile and native

    The web vault is a browser preview. The separate native shell has no root check script; Android sync and device validation are separate work.

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    ABI + WDBX

    Clone both. Use ./tools/cargo.sh. Bare cargo is the wrong entry.

    ABI + WDBX
    ./tools/check.sh
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    API direction

    What you can call today vs. what is not a product yet.

    Current in source

    ABI provides a Rust source tree with ./tools/cargo.sh and ./tools/check.sh, and MCP stdio plus an optional loopback HTTP listener. Separately, the experimental Quasar sidecar exposes a browser-paired local website-builder API, defaults to loopback, and requires authentication for API operations.

    Not published as a platform SDK

    Source does not establish a managed Quesar platform API, third-party SaaS SDK, or stable versioning across every crate. Quasar generation requires a configured provider; remote exposure and previews require the operator's network and HTTPS setup.

    Integrity skill

    The same rules this site is written under.

    This site uses integrity rules for Apple framing, provenance, named repository licensing, and toolchain facts. Figures require a named source artifact and the appropriate measured, reported, or target tag. Repository toolchain claims follow the source README. The skill composer on this site is a browser preview; copied external-skill attribution has not been established.

    • Apple sentence

      The only approved Apple sentence is the one on this site. Do not invent affiliation, endorsement, or silicon partnership.

    • Provenance tags

      Figures are measured, target, or reported. A target is never a result. Missing a tag is a defect.

    • Apache-2.0

      ABI and WDBX each include an Apache-2.0 LICENSE in their inspected source revisions. Check the named repository license before reusing its code.

    • Toolchain facts

      ABI is nightly Rust. Follow each repository README. Do not mix Zig-era claims into the current tree.

    • WDBX unexpanded

      Do not invent recall, QPS, or latency numbers. Graph defaults are configuration, not a scoreboard.

    • No borrowed benchmarks

      Site policy: publish a figure only with a named source artifact and a provenance tag. A source report is not an independently reproduced measurement.