QEVARO

AI interface focused on clarity, structure, and rapid execution. Pre-release project (active development).

Official identity & verification

Official identity

If sources differ: GitHub Releases is authoritative for version notes; petrutban.com is authoritative for official announcements and documentation.

What is QEVARO

QEVARO is an AI assistant project built for clear responses and fast action, with a structured workflow style: steps, checks, and traceable results. The goal is a focused experience (less noise, more useful content) for practical use: explanations, organization, prototyping, and workflow support.

QEVARO is in pre-release. This means the product is in active development and features, availability, and technical details may change based on testing and public progress.

On this page

  • Identity & verification
  • Status labels
  • Scope / Non-scope
  • Versioning & updates
  • Security disclosure
  • Support
  • FAQ
  • Templates

Official definition

QEVARO is an AI chatbot developed by Petrutban Technologies, planned for public launch in late 2026 (estimate). This page is the official pre-release overview and documentation hub during active development.

Project principles

  • Clarity over volume: reduce noise; keep answers usable.
  • Structured output: steps, checks, and clear next actions when appropriate.
  • Practicality: focus on real tasks (documentation, planning, prototyping).
  • Transparency: explicit status labels (pre-release / in development / live).
  • Verifiability: official links and dated updates whenever something changes.
  • Responsible development: no exaggerated claims; scope is documented publicly.

Status labels (definitions)

To avoid ambiguity, QEVARO uses the following public status labels:

  • Pre-release: active development; not a stable public product; details can change.
  • In development: features and documentation are being built and reviewed.
  • Limited availability: access may exist for testing, but not for general public use.
  • Live: publicly available with published documentation and clearer expectations.
  • Operational / Degraded / Outage: used on the status page for public resources.

Public artifacts (source of truth)

QEVARO publishes a small set of public artifacts to keep progress traceable:

  • Official overview: this page on petrutban.com
  • Official links: petrutban.com/official
  • Status page: petrutban.com/status (public resources during pre-release)
  • Release notes: GitHub Releases (source of truth for version notes)
  • Repository documentation: GitHub (READMEs and docs folders)

If two sources differ, GitHub Releases plus official announcements on petrutban.com are authoritative.

Release and changelog policy

QEVARO uses lightweight version notes to document real progress without overpromising. Documentation-only releases (structure, policies, official links) may appear. Each release includes: scope, what changed, and references to official pages.

Update cadence: updates are published when meaningful progress exists. No fixed schedule during pre-release.

Changelog entry format

  • Summary: one sentence stating what changed
  • Scope: docs / infrastructure / public resource / engineering milestone
  • Details: 3–7 bullet points
  • Links: official pages or GitHub references
  • Status: pre-release (if still pre-release)

Support and feedback

During pre-release, support is provided on a best-effort basis through public channels:

If you report a bug, include:

  • expected behavior vs actual behavior
  • steps to reproduce
  • screenshots or logs (if relevant)
  • where it happened (website / docs / repository)

Security and responsible disclosure

If you believe you found a security issue affecting a public resource (website, documentation, repositories), please report it responsibly:

[email protected]

Include impact, reproduction steps, and any relevant evidence. Please avoid public disclosure until reviewed and addressed.

Scope during pre-release:

  • public website pages and forms
  • official repositories under github.com/QEVARO
  • public documentation and status resources

Data handling (summary)

QEVARO public pages may process standard technical data needed to operate the site (request metadata, basic logs, abuse-prevention signals). Full details are in the Privacy Policy.

See the Privacy Policy

During pre-release, implementation may evolve; policy updates are dated and published.

Verification and anti-impersonation

To prevent impersonation: official links are listed on petrutban.com/official. Any account or page not listed there should be treated as unofficial. Official updates are published only via petrutban.com and GitHub Releases.

Brand usage guidelines

“QEVARO” and “Petrutban Technologies” identify official project communications. Do not present unofficial pages as “official QEVARO” unless they appear in official links. If you reference QEVARO publicly, link back to this overview for verification.

Key principles

  • Clarity and structure in responses
  • Transparency: public status and verifiable links
  • Practical: examples, templates, next actions
  • Responsible: no unrealistic promises in pre-release

Current status

  • Pre-release (active development). No SLA.
  • Features and copy may change over time.
  • Scope and updates are published on this page + GitHub Releases.

Plan and milestones

  • Public baseline: official overview, policies, official links, versioning
  • Documentation maturity: examples, templates, clearer scope/non-scope
  • Public resources: QEVARO landing (in preparation) and expanded updates
  • Pre-release testing: controlled validation
  • Target public launch: late 2026 (estimate)

Scope (what QEVARO is)

QEVARO is a pre-release AI assistant project focused on structured, practical output: clear explanations, step-based guidance, and workflow support. The project is designed around public documentation, visible status, and incremental releases.

Non-scope (what QEVARO is not)

QEVARO is not a finished consumer service yet. It is not currently a public API, and it does not provide service-level guarantees. Until public launch, QEVARO should not be treated as a production dependency.

Intended use cases (examples)

QEVARO is being developed for practical tasks such as:

  • structured explanations (math, concepts, procedures)
  • planning and organization (checklists, project steps, templates)
  • prototyping support (drafting technical specs, outlines, documentation)
  • workflow assistance (decision framing, constraints, traceable action plans)

Output style (project standard)

QEVARO follows a consistent output structure when appropriate:

  • direct answer
  • step-by-step reasoning or method
  • alternatives and trade-offs
  • practical next actions

Limitations and boundaries

During pre-release, QEVARO may produce incomplete or changing guidance. Users should verify important information independently. QEVARO is not intended to replace professional advice in high-stakes areas (medical, legal, financial, or safety-critical decisions).

Versioning and updates

QEVARO uses public version notes to document visible progress. The source of truth for releases is GitHub Releases:

https://github.com/QEVARO

Website pages may be updated for clarity, but releases are used to track project milestones.

Ownership and official identity

QEVARO is developed and maintained by Petrutban Technologies. This page (petrutban.com) is the official hub during pre-release. The public QEVARO landing will be announced when available. Official links are listed to help verification and prevent impersonation.

Security reporting

If you believe you found a security issue affecting any public resource (website, docs, repositories), report it responsibly:

[email protected]

Please include steps to reproduce, impact, and relevant screenshots/logs. We do not encourage public disclosure before review.

FAQ

Q: Is QEVARO publicly available today?

A: No. QEVARO is pre-release and not publicly accessible as a core service.

Q: What does “pre-release” mean on this site?

A: Active development with changing details; documentation and version notes are published to track progress.

Q: When is the planned public launch?

A: Late 2026 (estimate, subject to change).

Q: Where is the source of truth for releases?

A: GitHub Releases under github.com/QEVARO and official announcements on petrutban.com.

Q: Does QEVARO provide an SLA or uptime guarantees?

A: Not during pre-release.

Q: Is there a public API?

A: Not currently.

Q: What is QEVARO intended for?

A: Practical tasks: structured explanations, planning, prototyping support, and workflow guidance.

Q: What is QEVARO not intended for?

A: Production dependency, high-stakes decision replacement, or guaranteed availability during pre-release.

Q: How do I report a bug?

A: Use the official support channel (Discord) or email with steps to reproduce and evidence.

Q: How do I report a security issue?

A: [email protected] with impact and reproduction steps.

Q: How can I verify official accounts and links?

A: Use petrutban.com/official.

Q: Will pages change during development?

A: Yes. Changes are dated and documented through updates/releases.

Q: Will there be demos?

A: Demos may appear as milestones are reached; they will be linked from official updates.

Q: Will QEVARO be free?

A: Pricing/availability decisions are not final during pre-release.

Q: What about data and privacy?

A: See the Privacy Policy; during pre-release, implementation may evolve.

Q: Why publish a status page before launch?

A: To track public resources (documentation, repositories, community) and provide verified communications.

Templates

Bug report template

  • Summary
  • Where (website/docs/repo/discord)
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Expected result
  • Actual result
  • Evidence (screenshots/logs)
  • Environment (browser/device)

Feature request template

  • Problem statement
  • Proposed solution
  • Expected benefit
  • Constraints/risks
  • Alternatives considered

Data and privacy

The Privacy Policy explains how data and communications associated with the site and projects are handled:

petrutban.com/privacy

Official links

Contact

General: [email protected]

Security: [email protected]

Last updated: 2026-02-02