Ask about the method.
The hosted beta interface, chat only. It is bring your own key: this site holds no model credential and pays for nobody. Open Settings, paste a key, and your own provider pays for your turns. If an answer proposes a tool call, the answer says so and runs nothing.
These are examples; type any of them. The last two name a document - this site's coverage page, and a public repository. Each is read before the model answers, so no phrase is needed to make it look one up. A pasted address is read the same way. The note under an answer always states which document was read, and who named it.
Asking this backend what it can run…
Continue on a machine you own
Nothing in this tab can run a capability. This deployment has no
scope file, no dated attestation, no audit log and no process to
start. The same page can run on a machine that has all four:
red serve --hands adds that surface, and nothing here
changes it.
red serve --hands
It serves this same file on loopback, at the address its own banner
prints (127.0.0.1:8000 by default). There the run bar
answers for real: every plan is the guard's answer about one exact
command line, and every run is written to the audit log before its
process starts. The download installs the same agent this page
describes, so the conversation continues on your machine, under the
scope you write.
Settings
Where your turns go, and how hard each one may work. Sent with every message, stored nowhere.
Any id your provider lists works. The open-weight models on the menu are listed because the key and the choice are yours, not because this site recommends one. Ask about a documented technique and you get an answer either way: where a model refuses, this site answers in its own words and says so.
Bring your own key. This site keeps no key of its own. Yours is used for one question and stored nowhere. No key, no answer.
Reasoning power — sets how much thinking one answer may spend, and how long it may be.
Execution power — nothing here can run, so this sizes one turn only: how much chat it carries, and how long the site waits. It never buys more turns.
Enter sends, Shift + Enter adds a line. Five turns per visitor per ten minutes, all on your own key. Nothing here runs a scan; that is the CLI, behind scope and an authorisation.