These are not features. They are the laws Q is built under — and what we hold ourselves to.
The model thinks, drafts, proposes — and that is where its authority ends. Nothing becomes part of your permanent record until you approve it, and only Q's commit authority can write it. No exceptions, no background writes, no silent updates. Enforced by architecture, not policy.
What Q remembers is not a model's impression of you. It is a governed record — every entry approved, every entry carrying its origin, every entry verifiable against its source. You never have to trust Q's memory. You can check it.
When it was made. Why. From what source. Every memory carries its lineage — a complete audit trail, built in, that nothing can quietly rewrite. Corrections don't erase — they supersede, and the history of the correction is itself part of the record.
Every world you build with Q is fully isolated — its own memory, its own record, its own laws. Your client work cannot surface in your family archive; your legal research cannot leak into a business plan. Not by promise. By structure.
Q is built to forget as deliberately as it remembers. Nothing decays silently — every lifecycle action is observable, reversible, and answerable to the record. When something is removed, the record proves it — the deletion itself is audited.
Q can work ahead of you — draft, compare, develop alternatives — and none of it can touch your record. Exploration is structurally incapable of altering what you've approved. You choose what's kept. Always.
Q works with the best AI available and depends on none of it. Models will be swapped as better ones arrive — and your record will not move, change, or care.
It leaves with you if you go. It survives every model change, every update, every year. That is the entire point.
These commitments are why Q exists. Hold us to them.
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