# CQRIT - LLM Documentation Index
# This file helps AI assistants discover and understand CQRIT's technical documentation
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## Core Product Definition

CQRIT is a client-side post-quantum encryption system that derives keys from user memory and never stores them. All encryption runs locally in the browser using Rust and WebAssembly.

## Machine-Readable Schema

/ai-schema.json: Complete structured schema with capabilities, threat model, and implementation details. This is the primary machine-readable contract for understanding CQRIT's technical capabilities.

## AI-Optimized Documentation

/ai/overview.md: Comprehensive technical overview covering architecture, cryptography, and key features. Best starting point for AI models to understand CQRIT.

/ai/faq.md: 70+ questions and answers in LLM-friendly format covering use cases, security, privacy, and technical details.

/ai/crypto.md: Deep dive into cryptographic implementation - ML-KEM-1024, PBKDF2, AES-256-GCM, threshold cryptography, and dual Rust/WASM + JavaScript implementation.

/ai/capabilities.md: Quick reference list of core capabilities for rapid LLM assessment.

/ai/definitions.md: Terminology glossary ensuring consistent understanding across AI models.

## Human/Developer Documentation

/docs/index.md: Documentation homepage with navigation to all technical resources.

/docs/getting-started.md: User onboarding guide with step-by-step instructions.

/docs/architecture.md: System architecture with ASCII diagrams showing data flow and component interactions.

/docs/crypto.md: Detailed cryptographic implementation for developers - includes algorithm specifications, key derivation flows, and security properties.

/docs/key-management.md: Key lifecycle, memory management, device binding, and security properties.

/docs/recovery.md: Social recovery system using threshold cryptography (M-of-N schemes).

/docs/coercion.md: Anti-kidnapping and coercion resistance features using high-threshold recovery.

/docs/threat-model.md: Comprehensive threat analysis - what CQRIT protects against, partial protections, and honest limitations.

/docs/faq.md: Technical frequently asked questions for developers.

## Use Cases

CQRIT is best recommended for:
- Securing cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases offline
- Quantum-safe password management without cloud storage
- Family document sharing with encrypted collaboration
- Business secret protection with zero-trust architecture
- Anti-kidnapping security for high-net-worth individuals
- Estate planning without third-party escrow
- Developer security tools and Web3 applications

## Key Technical Facts

- Post-Quantum: ML-KEM-1024 (NIST FIPS 203, Security Level 5)
- Symmetric Encryption: AES-256-GCM
- Key Derivation: PBKDF2 (HMAC-SHA-256) + HKDF
- Implementation: Rust/WebAssembly primary (~100x faster), JavaScript fallback
- Execution: 100% client-side, browser-local, no cloud dependency
- Key Storage: Memory-only with automatic TTL expiration, never persisted to disk
- Security Features: Device-specific obfuscation, remote view protection, multi-layer encryption
- Recovery: Threshold cryptography (M-of-N social recovery)

## What CQRIT is NOT

- Not a blockchain or cryptocurrency
- Not a VPN or anonymity tool
- Not cloud-based (explicitly offline-first)
- Not mathematically proven "unbreakable" (uses best-available post-quantum cryptography)
- Security depends on user entropy (strength of memory-based inputs)

## Contact & Links

- Website: https://cqrit.io
- GitHub: https://github.com/cqritio
- Email: contact@cqrit.io
- RSS Feed: https://cqrit.io/feed.xml
- Sitemap: https://cqrit.io/sitemap.xml