Part 1 of 16
Start Here
Why the system exists, what each part of the family is for, what the numbers are, and what it costs.
- Why this existsThe founder's account of why this system was built: a 2025 question about what is real and whether it is in date, and the five systems that came out of trying to answer it.
- What is VaultCrux?VaultCrux is the documentation and evidence plane for the Crux Daemon and CueCrux: where the platform is written down, and where benchmark results are published with their corpora. It is no longer a s
- The Crux familyThe systems that make up Crux and CueCrux, in plain English: the free local daemon, the hosted platform, the public wiki, the documentation plane, and the two closed systems underneath, with the hones
- Bench resultsEvery benchmark number CueCrux publishes, each with the corpus it was measured on and the revision it was measured at, plus the results we hold and deliberately do not publish, with the reason.
- Start HereCrux is the local-first daemon for agents that need auditable outputs. CueCrux Pro adds MemoryCrux, Agent Workbench, collaboration, optional hosted memory, and managed compute without weakening the fr
- PlansThe capability matrix across Crux Daemon, Pro, Governance and Max, with every row linked to the chapter that explains it, what each plan is for, how Pro is deployed, and which parts of the commercial
- CreditsWhat a credit is, which calls spend one, which calls never will, how grants and pooling are meant to work, and the honest status: metering and billing are behind default-off flags and are not live.