AverQel documentation
Guides for the complete AverQel workspace. Each product area has one home here, with optional features and deployment requirements called out where they matter.
Start here
What is AverQel?
How the workspace areas fit together, what they do, and where optional services apply.
Getting started
A practical first-use path from account setup to documents, Query, and DeepSpace.
Product overview
A map of the current product areas with links to their dedicated guides.
Documents Hub
Query
DeepSpace
DeepSpace workspace
Conversation-led research and work, with its own Library, notes, tools, and optional services.
DeepSpace Library
Files attached to DeepSpace work, datasets, and outputs created during analysis.
Notes & editor
Draft, edit, and export notes and deliverables from the DeepSpace workspace.
Web research
How configured search and page-fetching services gather evidence, and what they cannot verify.
Sandbox & data analysis
The deployment-gated isolated Python and read-only SQL workflow and its limits.
Artifacts & exports
Review and download supported generated outputs through authenticated workspace routes.
Schedules & automation
Recurring DeepSpace work when scheduler and worker services are enabled.
Memory
Review and manage DeepSpace memory controls and saved facts available to your account.
Voice
Optional speech input and spoken responses when the realtime voice services are configured.
Qel Connect & sharing
Providers & connections
Account, trust & settings
Profile & sessions
Account security, password and two-factor settings, and session management.
Plans, storage & settings
Understand role-based limits, storage usage, retention controls, and account privacy actions.
Notifications
In-app notification behavior, user preferences, and deployment-dependent email delivery.
Privacy & security
Tenant and user boundaries, credentials, integrations, and operational limits.
Help & feedback
Support centre
Open a ticket, reply to support, attach supported files, and follow its status.
Share feedback
Submit product feedback and follow the status and discussion for your submissions.
Release notes & roadmap
Where to find verified releases and how to submit suggestions; no delivery dates are implied.
Technical reference
How to read feature availability
The interface and backend contain optional integrations, but an available setting does not mean the service is configured for every deployment. Provider credentials, OAuth clients, workers, schedulers, storage services, malware scanning, email delivery, browser research, sandbox execution, and realtime voice can each have separate requirements. The relevant guide identifies those dependencies.
These guides describe behavior implemented in this repository. They do not certify that a particular public deployment has applied its migrations, configured every secret, passed staging, or enabled every optional service. Check the deployment's release evidence for those facts.