1. Approved Release Status
Zorqelya Frontend entered its initial approved release on 14 July 2026.
The approved release makes the system available to a limited group of authorized users while Petrutban Technologies continues technical evaluation, frontend capability testing, reliability improvements, interface refinement, safety review, and documentation development.
Approved users may include:
- selected frontend developers;
- interface designers;
- invited testers;
- maintainers;
- project collaborators;
- technical reviewers;
- security reviewers;
- users directly authorized through official Petrutban Technologies channels.
The approved release is not a general public launch.
Public account creation, unrestricted access, public API access, automated model-key issuance, commercial availability, and broad self-service access are not currently provided unless a later official notice expressly states otherwise.
Access may be limited, paused, changed, revoked, reset, or discontinued where reasonably necessary for:
- testing;
- maintenance;
- security;
- abuse prevention;
- infrastructure protection;
- model evaluation;
- capacity management;
- technical changes;
- policy enforcement;
- provider limitations;
- product changes;
- project discontinuation.
An approval, invitation, account, session, feature, interface, model route, allowance, or access level should not be interpreted as permanent access.
2. What Zorqelya Frontend Is
Zorqelya Frontend is a specialized frontend artificial intelligence system.
It is designed to help transform written interface requirements, visual directions, component specifications, layout ideas, and product concepts into frontend-oriented implementation output.
Its primary scope includes:
- frontend interface generation;
- web-page structure;
- responsive layout construction;
- component generation;
- visual hierarchy;
- design-system application;
- frontend styling;
- interface states;
- browser-based interaction patterns;
- animation planning;
- design-to-code workflows;
- frontend refactoring;
- interface consistency;
- accessibility-oriented frontend guidance;
- reusable UI architecture.
Zorqelya Frontend is intended to operate more like a specialized artificial frontend designer and interface implementation system than a general software engineer.
It may help users move from:
- an idea to a page structure;
- a page structure to reusable components;
- a visual requirement to frontend code;
- an existing interface to an improved design;
- a design system to consistent implementation;
- a static concept to an interactive web experience.
Zorqelya Frontend is optimized around the presentation layer of web products.
The presentation layer includes the parts of a web application that users can see, navigate, interact with, and experience directly in a browser.
3. Product Identity
The official public identity of the system is:
Product name: Zorqelya Frontend
Model ID: zorqelya-frontend
Release channel: Approved Release
Specialization: Frontend design and implementation
Primary interaction language: English
Romanian-language support: Limited
Backend support: Unsupported
General coding support: Unsupported
General assistant capability: Not an intended product function
QEVARO membership: None
Operator: Petrutban Technologies
The term “Zorqelya Frontend” should be used when referring to the public product.
The model ID zorqelya-frontend may be used in technical interfaces, internal routing, documentation, version records, approved integrations, and system identification.
The following names should not be used:
- QEVARO Frontend;
- QEVARO Zorqelya;
- Zorqelya GPT;
- Zorqelya Full Stack;
- Zorqelya Backend;
- Zorqelya General;
- Zorqelya Developer;
- Zorqelya Autonomous Engineer.
These names may incorrectly suggest a relationship, capability, or generality that the product does not provide.
4. Frontend-Only Scope
Zorqelya Frontend was intentionally designed around a restricted frontend scope.
The system may assist with frontend technologies and tasks such as:
- HTML;
- CSS;
- modern CSS layout systems;
- responsive design;
- browser-side JavaScript;
- frontend TypeScript;
- React interfaces;
- Next.js presentation-layer components;
- reusable UI components;
- landing pages;
- product pages;
- dashboards;
- administrative interfaces;
- navigation systems;
- menus;
- forms at the visual interface level;
- cards;
- tables;
- modals;
- dialogs;
- tabs;
- sidebars;
- headers;
- footers;
- onboarding interfaces;
- account interfaces;
- settings pages;
- empty states;
- loading states;
- error states;
- responsive breakpoints;
- design tokens;
- typography systems;
- spacing systems;
- visual themes;
- light and dark interfaces;
- frontend animation;
- micro-interactions;
- component composition;
- visual consistency;
- accessibility-oriented markup;
- browser compatibility planning;
- frontend performance guidance;
- frontend code organization.
Support for a frontend framework, component, or interface pattern does not mean that Zorqelya Frontend supports the backend systems connected to it.
For example, Zorqelya Frontend may create:
- a login interface;
- a registration form;
- a payment-page interface;
- an account dashboard;
- a file-upload interface;
- an API-key management interface;
- a database administration interface;
- a server-status interface.
However, the system is not intended to create or validate:
- the authentication server behind the login interface;
- the account database behind the registration form;
- the payment-processing backend;
- the API-key issuance infrastructure;
- the file-storage backend;
- the real database administration logic;
- the infrastructure monitoring system.
A frontend representation of a backend feature is still frontend work. It must not be interpreted as implementation of the underlying backend capability.
5. Intended Uses
Zorqelya Frontend is intended for focused interface and frontend work.
Appropriate requests may include:
- “Create a responsive product landing page.”
- “Build a React dashboard from this written specification.”
- “Improve the visual hierarchy of this interface.”
- “Convert this design concept into reusable components.”
- “Create a premium dark-mode navigation system.”
- “Make this layout work correctly on mobile devices.”
- “Create loading, empty, success, and error states.”
- “Refactor these frontend components into a consistent system.”
- “Improve the spacing, typography, and component hierarchy.”
- “Create an accessible modal interface.”
- “Add appropriate frontend animations.”
- “Turn this static layout into an interactive browser experience.”
- “Create a design-token structure for this interface.”
- “Review this page for frontend consistency.”
- “Improve the visual implementation without changing the backend.”
Zorqelya Frontend may also be useful for:
- frontend prototyping;
- interface exploration;
- visual experimentation;
- component-library development;
- product mockups;
- design-system implementation;
- frontend modernization;
- interface redesign;
- responsive remediation;
- frontend documentation;
- developer-designer collaboration.
Generated output should still be reviewed and tested by a qualified person before production use.
6. What Zorqelya Frontend Is Not
Zorqelya Frontend is not a general-purpose artificial intelligence assistant.
It is not a general coding model.
It is not a full-stack development model.
It is not a backend engineering model.
It is not an autonomous software engineer.
It is not a database architect.
It is not a server-management system.
It is not a DevOps system.
It is not an infrastructure agent.
It is not a security engineering replacement.
It is not a general research assistant.
It is not a replacement for ChatGPT, QEVARO, or another broad conversational system.
Zorqelya Frontend is not intended for:
- backend development;
- backend vibe coding;
- server-side application logic;
- API implementation;
- database design;
- database migrations;
- database administration;
- authentication backend implementation;
- authorization architecture;
- payment processing;
- billing infrastructure;
- financial transaction systems;
- server deployment;
- cloud infrastructure;
- container orchestration;
- Kubernetes;
- production Docker infrastructure;
- reverse-proxy administration;
- DNS administration;
- production networking;
- CI/CD infrastructure;
- DevOps automation;
- system administration;
- Linux server management;
- Windows server management;
- distributed systems;
- message queues;
- backend caching architecture;
- production logging systems;
- server monitoring;
- production incident response;
- cryptographic implementation;
- security-critical code;
- vulnerability remediation;
- malware analysis;
- operating-system development;
- driver development;
- embedded systems;
- firmware development;
- native mobile backend systems;
- native desktop systems;
- unrestricted software development;
- general algorithmic programming;
- general-purpose coding assistance;
- broad academic reasoning;
- broad factual research;
- professional medical advice;
- professional legal advice;
- professional financial advice;
- emergency decisions;
- safety-critical systems.
The system may occasionally generate text or code that appears related to one of these areas.
That does not mean the capability is officially supported.
Unsupported output should be treated as unreliable and should not be used in production.
7. Backend Capability Is Unsupported
Zorqelya Frontend is not merely “less optimized” for backend work.
Backend development is outside its intended capability boundary.
Users should not rely on Zorqelya Frontend to:
- design a backend architecture;
- create secure APIs;
- implement authentication systems;
- manage user sessions;
- store passwords;
- design database schemas;
- perform database migrations;
- configure production servers;
- create secure payment systems;
- implement permission systems;
- validate backend security;
- deploy production infrastructure;
- manage secrets;
- create reliable server-side business logic;
- review backend code for correctness;
- identify all backend vulnerabilities;
- maintain full-stack projects.
A successful frontend response must not be interpreted as evidence that Zorqelya Frontend can safely implement the corresponding server-side system.
A visually complete application produced by Zorqelya Frontend may contain placeholders, mock data, simulated behavior, static states, or frontend-only representations.
Users are responsible for identifying those elements before deployment.
Any backend-looking output generated by the system should be reviewed independently by a qualified backend developer.
8. No Full-Stack or Backend Vibe Coding
Zorqelya Frontend does not provide full-stack vibe coding.
The system should not be used with the expectation that it can independently create a complete production application from interface to database.
It may create a visually convincing frontend without creating:
- a functional database;
- a secure API;
- a valid authentication service;
- a production backend;
- reliable data persistence;
- secure file storage;
- payment processing;
- server-side validation;
- infrastructure deployment;
- monitoring;
- backups;
- production security.
Users must not assume that a working interface means that the full application is complete.
Zorqelya Frontend may use:
- mock data;
- local state;
- static JSON;
- simulated requests;
- placeholder functions;
- frontend-only authentication states;
- demonstration forms;
- non-functional buttons;
- visual API placeholders.
These elements must be clearly identified and replaced or integrated by qualified developers where real backend functionality is required.
9. Separation From QEVARO
Zorqelya Frontend is an independent specialized AI project released under Petrutban Technologies.
It is not part of the QEVARO model family.
It is not:
- a QEVARO model;
- a QEVARO release;
- a QEVARO frontend mode;
- a QEVARO coding mode;
- a QEVARO replacement;
- a QEVARO successor;
- a smaller QEVARO version;
- an experimental QEVARO route.
QEVARO and Zorqelya Frontend have different:
- product identities;
- model identities;
- capability boundaries;
- training directions;
- intended users;
- release paths;
- documentation;
- operational purposes.
QEVARO is documented separately as a broader AI assistant project focused on structured and practical assistance.
Zorqelya Frontend is restricted to frontend design and implementation tasks.
Access to Zorqelya Frontend does not provide access to QEVARO.
Access to a QEVARO-related system does not automatically provide access to Zorqelya Frontend.
A release, limitation, incident, retirement, policy, or announcement affecting one project should not automatically be assumed to affect the other.
Official pages should preserve this distinction.
10. System Architecture
The Zorqelya Frontend experience separates conversational interpretation from frontend-oriented action generation.
A simplified request flow may be represented as:
User request ↓ Conversational interpretation layer ↓ Frontend scope and task normalization ↓ Zorqelya Frontend action model ↓ Frontend-oriented generation ↓ User review and implementation
The conversational interpretation layer helps understand the user’s instruction, conversation, design request, and intended output.
A third-party OpenAI model may be used within this interpretation layer.
The interpretation model is used primarily to support:
- chat interaction;
- request interpretation;
- instruction normalization;
- clarification of frontend intent;
- conversion of conversational input into a bounded frontend task.
It is not presented as the primary Zorqelya Frontend action model.
Frontend-oriented generation and implementation output are handled through the specialized Zorqelya Frontend system.
Use of a third-party interpretation model does not make Zorqelya Frontend part of that provider’s product family.
It also does not mean that Zorqelya Frontend inherits all capabilities of the interpretation model.
The frontend system remains restricted by its own product scope, routing, implementation, training direction, and supported use cases.
Architecture details may change as the approved release is evaluated.
This description represents the current public architecture direction and should not be interpreted as a permanent implementation guarantee.
11. Specialized Training Direction
The Zorqelya Frontend action model was developed with a deliberately narrow training direction centered on frontend work.
Its training and optimization focus includes:
- web interfaces;
- frontend code;
- UI components;
- layout systems;
- styling;
- responsive behavior;
- design systems;
- interface patterns;
- browser interaction;
- visual implementation;
- frontend-oriented debugging;
- interface refinement.
The model was not designed around broad backend or general-purpose programming coverage.
This restricted training direction explains why Zorqelya Frontend may perform strongly on certain visual frontend tasks while performing poorly or unreliably on backend tasks.
This is an intended specialization boundary, not a claim that the system is generally more intelligent than broad AI models.
Zorqelya Frontend should not be compared with a general-purpose assistant using broad knowledge, backend engineering, mathematics, research, or unrestricted software-development tests.
Its appropriate evaluation area is frontend design and interface implementation.
12. Model Scale
The current internal model specification lists Zorqelya Frontend at approximately 400 billion total parameters.
Parameter count describes model scale only.
It should not be interpreted as proof of:
- general intelligence;
- backend capability;
- superior reasoning;
- benchmark leadership;
- production reliability;
- safety;
- factual accuracy;
- general coding quality;
- superiority over other AI systems.
A larger parameter count does not automatically make a model appropriate for tasks outside its training and evaluation scope.
Zorqelya Frontend remains a narrow frontend-specialized system regardless of its model scale.
The project does not currently publish a complete public architectural breakdown covering matters such as:
- dense or mixture-of-experts structure;
- active parameters per request;
- training compute;
- full dataset composition;
- optimizer configuration;
- infrastructure topology;
- proprietary evaluation data.
Additional technical information may be published separately after internal verification and documentation review.
No unsupported architectural detail should be inferred from the published parameter count.
13. Language Support
Zorqelya Frontend is primarily trained, tested, and optimized for English-language instructions.
English is recommended for:
- complex frontend requirements;
- detailed component specifications;
- long design instructions;
- animation requirements;
- accessibility requirements;
- technical constraints;
- framework-specific requests;
- multi-page interface projects;
- design-system implementation.
Limited Romanian-language interaction may be available.
Romanian support should not be assumed to provide the same:
- instruction accuracy;
- terminology coverage;
- design interpretation;
- technical consistency;
- contextual reliability;
- output quality
as English-language interaction.
For important or complex frontend work, users should provide the principal technical instruction in English.
Romanian may be used for shorter requests, basic explanations, or limited conversational interaction where supported.
Additional languages are not currently guaranteed.
The system may understand fragments of other languages through the interpretation layer, but this does not represent official support or equivalent training coverage.
14. Approved Access Only
Zorqelya Frontend is currently available only to approved users.
Approval may be granted through official Petrutban Technologies channels.
Public self-service signup is not currently available.
Approval decisions may consider:
- testing needs;
- frontend experience;
- project relevance;
- technical review requirements;
- capacity;
- safety;
- security;
- previous collaboration;
- evaluation objectives;
- operational constraints.
An access request does not guarantee approval.
Approved users may not:
- sell access;
- resell access;
- transfer an account;
- share private credentials;
- bypass access restrictions;
- evade usage controls;
- distribute private access keys;
- impersonate Petrutban Technologies;
- claim public availability;
- present themselves as an official partner without authorization;
- represent Zorqelya Frontend as part of QEVARO;
- remove required attribution or product notices where applicable.
Access may be revoked where reasonably necessary to protect the system, users, documentation, infrastructure, project identity, or approved release process.
15. Experimental and Best-Effort Operation
Zorqelya Frontend is provided on a best-effort basis during the approved release.
Unless a separate written agreement expressly states otherwise, the approved release does not provide:
- guaranteed uptime;
- guaranteed availability;
- a service-level agreement;
- guaranteed response times;
- guaranteed output quality;
- guaranteed model availability;
- guaranteed account availability;
- guaranteed feature availability;
- guaranteed project retention;
- guaranteed conversation retention;
- guaranteed code correctness;
- guaranteed accessibility compliance;
- guaranteed browser compatibility;
- guaranteed dependency compatibility;
- guaranteed production readiness;
- guaranteed support;
- guaranteed continuation of access.
The system may be:
- unavailable;
- slow;
- interrupted;
- rate-limited;
- changed;
- reset;
- restricted;
- updated;
- replaced;
- temporarily suspended;
- permanently discontinued.
Approved-release functionality may change without preserving complete compatibility with previous output or workflows.
Users should not make Zorqelya Frontend a critical production dependency during limited access.
16. Generated Output and User Responsibility
Zorqelya Frontend may generate incomplete, incorrect, outdated, incompatible, insecure, visually inconsistent, inaccessible, or non-functional output.
Users remain responsible for reviewing all generated material.
Before production use, users should verify:
- code correctness;
- dependency names;
- dependency versions;
- framework compatibility;
- browser compatibility;
- responsive behavior;
- keyboard navigation;
- semantic HTML;
- accessibility;
- visual contrast;
- loading states;
- failure states;
- error handling;
- form behavior;
- performance;
- bundle size;
- asset licensing;
- image rights;
- font licensing;
- security;
- data handling;
- integration behavior;
- production configuration.
Generated package names, versions, APIs, imports, properties, components, or framework features may be inaccurate or unavailable.
Users should run appropriate:
- type checking;
- linting;
- tests;
- builds;
- dependency review;
- accessibility checks;
- browser tests;
- security review;
- human design review.
Zorqelya Frontend output should be treated as generated implementation assistance, not automatically production-ready software.
17. Security and Sensitive Interfaces
Zorqelya Frontend may help create the visual interface for security-sensitive functions.
Examples include:
- login pages;
- account recovery pages;
- administrator dashboards;
- API-key interfaces;
- payment pages;
- permission-management screens;
- file-upload interfaces;
- security settings;
- authentication prompts.
The visual generation of these interfaces does not validate the security of the underlying system.
Zorqelya Frontend must not be relied upon to:
- securely store credentials;
- generate cryptographic systems;
- implement production authentication;
- validate authorization;
- manage secrets;
- process financial transactions;
- guarantee secure uploads;
- prevent backend attacks;
- replace a security audit.
Security-sensitive implementations require independent review by qualified developers and security professionals.
Potential security issues affecting official Zorqelya Frontend or Petrutban Technologies infrastructure should be reported responsibly.
Security contact: [email protected]
Reports should include:
- a clear summary;
- affected page or system;
- reproduction steps;
- expected behavior;
- actual behavior;
- potential impact;
- relevant screenshots or logs;
- contact information for follow-up.
Do not publicly disclose an unresolved vulnerability before Petrutban Technologies has had a reasonable opportunity to investigate and respond.
18. Data and Privacy
Data handling applicable to Zorqelya Frontend should be described through the relevant official privacy documentation.
Depending on the current implementation, the service may process limited information necessary for:
- account access;
- authentication;
- approval checks;
- conversation delivery;
- request routing;
- abuse prevention;
- security;
- debugging;
- usage limits;
- infrastructure reliability;
- user support.
Users should not submit unnecessary:
- passwords;
- API secrets;
- private keys;
- payment-card information;
- banking information;
- government identifiers;
- medical records;
- confidential personal data;
- proprietary source code without authorization;
- third-party personal information;
- production credentials.
Sensitive information should be removed or replaced with safe placeholders before it is included in a request.
Where a third-party model or provider is used for interpretation or infrastructure, relevant provider and data-processing information should be documented separately through official notices where required.
The approved release should not be interpreted as permission to process restricted, regulated, confidential, or unlawful data.
19. No General Intelligence or Superiority Claim
Zorqelya Frontend is not presented as a generally superior artificial intelligence system.
Petrutban Technologies does not claim that Zorqelya Frontend is:
- more intelligent than general-purpose AI systems;
- a replacement for ChatGPT;
- a replacement for all frontend developers;
- capable of every software-development task;
- capable of autonomous production engineering;
- benchmark-leading without published evidence;
- error-free;
- generally better than larger public AI platforms.
The project’s distinction is specialization.
Zorqelya Frontend is designed around frontend design and implementation rather than broad conversational intelligence or unrestricted coding.
The system may perform especially well on certain interface tasks while remaining unsuitable for many tasks that general-purpose models can perform.
This limitation should be communicated clearly.
20. Versioning and Updates
The stable public model ID is:
zorqelya-frontend
Release-specific identifiers may be used internally or in future technical documentation.
Possible version formats may include:
zorqelya-frontend-v1;zorqelya-frontend-2026-07;zorqelya-frontend-preview;zorqelya-frontend-approved.
A version identifier should not be interpreted as a separate public product unless official documentation says otherwise.
Updates may affect:
- output behavior;
- frontend quality;
- component generation;
- language support;
- interpretation behavior;
- supported frameworks;
- limits;
- availability;
- interface design;
- model routing;
- safety controls;
- documentation.
Material changes should be documented through official Petrutban Technologies pages, dated release notes, or approved-user communications where appropriate.
The current page represents the public product overview and capability boundary.
21. Official Identity and Verification
Zorqelya Frontend is published under Petrutban Technologies.
Official public information should be verified through:
- petrutban.com;
- official Petrutban Technologies documentation;
- official release notices;
- official links published by Petrutban Technologies.
A third-party website, social account, repository, download, API, access offer, partnership badge, or service should not be treated as official merely because it uses the Zorqelya Frontend name or logo.
Do not trust claims offering:
- paid access;
- public API keys;
- unlimited accounts;
- unofficial downloads;
- model files;
- partnerships;
- staff status;
- investment opportunities;
- employment;
- authorized resale
unless the claim can be verified through an official Petrutban Technologies source.
Unauthorized use of the name, visual identity, approved-access status, or project documentation does not create an official relationship.
22. Current Public Status Summary
Product: Zorqelya Frontend
Model ID: zorqelya-frontend
Status: Approved Release
Initial release: 14 July 2026
Availability: Approved users only
Public self-service access: Not available
Primary specialization: Frontend design and implementation
Primary language: English
Romanian support: Limited
Backend development: Unsupported
General coding: Unsupported
Full-stack development: Unsupported
Backend vibe coding: Unsupported
Public API: Not currently announced
SLA: Not provided
QEVARO relationship: Independent project; not part of QEVARO
Operator: Petrutban Technologies
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Zorqelya Frontend publicly available?
No.
Zorqelya Frontend is currently available only through an approved-access release.
Public self-service access is not currently provided.
Who can use Zorqelya Frontend?
Selected testers, frontend developers, designers, collaborators, maintainers, reviewers, and other users approved through official Petrutban Technologies channels may receive access.
Approval is not guaranteed.
Is Zorqelya Frontend part of QEVARO?
No.
Zorqelya Frontend is an independent specialized AI project and is not part of the QEVARO model family.
Is Zorqelya Frontend a QEVARO coding model?
No.
It should not be described as QEVARO Frontend, QEVARO Coding, or a QEVARO model.
Can Zorqelya Frontend build a backend?
Backend development is unsupported.
The system should not be relied upon to design, implement, validate, deploy, or secure backend systems.
Can it generate backend code?
It may occasionally produce backend-looking fragments, suggestions, or placeholders.
Such output is outside the supported scope and should be treated as unreliable.
Can it create a full-stack application?
Not independently.
It may create the frontend portion of an application, including interfaces that visually represent backend functionality.
A qualified developer must implement and verify the actual backend.
Can it perform backend vibe coding?
No.
Backend vibe coding is explicitly outside the intended product scope.
Can it create APIs?
API implementation is unsupported.
The system may create frontend request examples or interface placeholders, but it should not be trusted to create a secure production API.
Can it configure a database?
No.
Database architecture, administration, migrations, and production data handling are unsupported.
Can it create login and registration pages?
It can create the frontend interface.
It should not be relied upon to create the authentication backend, session handling, password storage, authorization system, or production account database.
Can it create payment interfaces?
It may create the visual frontend.
It must not be relied upon to process payments, store payment information, design financial infrastructure, or implement secure payment backends.
Is it a general coding AI?
No.
Zorqelya Frontend is restricted to frontend-oriented design and implementation tasks.
Is it comparable to ChatGPT?
It is not intended to replace or directly compete with a general-purpose assistant.
ChatGPT and similar systems are designed for broad conversation and many different tasks.
Zorqelya Frontend has a narrower frontend specialization.
Why does it use a separate interpretation model?
The interpretation layer helps understand conversational requests and transform them into bounded frontend tasks.
The specialized Zorqelya Frontend system then handles frontend-oriented generation.
Does the interpretation model perform the frontend work?
The interpretation model primarily supports conversation and request understanding.
The specialized Zorqelya Frontend system is responsible for the frontend-oriented action and generation layer.
Does the use of an OpenAI interpretation model make Zorqelya an OpenAI product?
No.
Zorqelya Frontend is a Petrutban Technologies project.
Use of a third-party model or provider does not transfer ownership or product identity.
Is Zorqelya Frontend primarily an English model?
Yes.
English is the primary and recommended language for complex or technical requests.
Does it support Romanian?
Romanian support is limited.
Shorter Romanian instructions may work, but equivalent quality to English is not guaranteed.
Does it have 400 billion parameters?
The current internal model specification lists approximately 400 billion total parameters.
Parameter count is not a measure of general intelligence, backend ability, safety, or production reliability.
Is the generated code production-ready?
Not automatically.
All output must be reviewed, tested, built, and validated before production use.
Does it guarantee accessibility compliance?
No.
The system may provide accessibility-oriented output, but users remain responsible for formal testing and compliance review.
Does it provide an SLA?
No SLA is currently provided for the approved release unless a separate written agreement expressly states otherwise.
Can access be revoked?
Yes.
Access may be restricted, paused, reset, or revoked for technical, operational, security, policy, capacity, or project reasons.
Can approved users resell access?
No.
Approved access, accounts, credentials, model routes, or allowances may not be sold, transferred, rented, or resold without express authorization.
Where will updates be published?
Official updates should be published through Petrutban Technologies documentation, official release notices, and approved-user communications.
How can I verify an official page or announcement?
Use official links published through petrutban.com.
How do I report a security issue?
Send a responsible disclosure report to:
Include reproduction steps, impact, affected systems, and relevant evidence.
How do I contact Petrutban Technologies?
General contact:
Security contact:
Final Scope Statement
Zorqelya Frontend is a specialized frontend artificial intelligence system.
It is designed for interface design, frontend implementation, component generation, visual structure, responsive layout, styling, and browser-based interaction.
It is not a backend model.
It is not a full-stack model.
It is not a general coding model.
It is not part of QEVARO.
It should be evaluated and used only within its documented frontend scope.
Last updated: 14 July 2026