Question 1

What is ZAKI?

Accepted Answer

ZAKI is the persistent intelligence layer. It remembers useful context and keeps an ongoing thread with you over time. Chat and Spaces are the fast entry points, Agent carries follow-through, and Brain keeps memory visible.

Question 2

What is the difference between ZAKI and Spaces?

Accepted Answer

ZAKI is for continuity, memory, and recall across time. Spaces are for structured execution inside a dedicated workspace. ZAKI helps you keep the long thread. Spaces help you do the focused work cleanly.

Question 3

What are Spaces?

Accepted Answer

Spaces are structured AI workspaces where each project can hold its own instructions, documents, and threads. They keep your work organized and your context clean.

Question 4

Why are there both ZAKI and Spaces?

Accepted Answer

Because continuity and execution are different jobs. ZAKI handles the long-thread relationship and memory layer. Spaces handle dedicated task execution, drafting, research, and organized project work.

Question 5

When should I use ZAKI instead of Spaces?

Accepted Answer

Use ZAKI when you want continuity, planning, memory, and an ongoing thread that carries across time. Use Spaces when the work needs its own instructions, documents, and shared project context.

Question 6

Is ZAKI Agent live?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Agent is part of V1 with account memory, visible phases, and follow-through. Some tools and future product lanes remain gated until their contracts are complete.

Question 7

Why are some ZAKI surfaces gated?

Accepted Answer

Because ZAKI only exposes a surface when product state, entitlement, memory, UI, and tests agree. Live products should be usable; future lanes should be clearly marked.

Question 8

How does free Chat access work?

Accepted Answer

Chat starts free with weekly capacity. Sign in when you want account continuity, Brain memory, and Agent follow-through.

Question 9

Is Chat free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Chat starts free and limited. Agent adds account continuity when the work should persist.

Question 10

Does ZAKI claim to outperform ChatGPT or Claude?

Accepted Answer

No. Spaces do not claim to beat the latest GPT or Claude models on raw capability. The case for ZAKI is product shape: organization, pricing, control, workspace structure, and the operator direction. It also works across languages natively.

Question 11

What does powered by ZAKI's private runtime mean?

Accepted Answer

ZAKI's private runtime provides the memory continuity, process visibility, trainability, and agentic discipline that let ZAKI behave more like a persistent digital counterpart than an ordinary chat session.

Question 12

When will broader access open?

Accepted Answer

Broader access opens only after product, entitlement, backend, UI, and E2E readiness agree.

Question 13

Why should I care about Agent now?

Accepted Answer

Because the public app should promise only what is wired. Users can start with Chat and use Agent for continuity while future lanes mature.

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