Wherever your AI works.
ASURIQ is a verification layer, not a browser extension — the extension is one surface among several. The extension covers the desktop web. Connectors cover Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, on every device those apps run on, phones included. The API and CLI cover everything else. Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS are all covered, just by different surfaces.
Runs on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and Firefox on any desktop OS, plus Safari on macOS and iOS. It badges AI answers and page content as you read, and it never sends page content back to ASURIQ's servers — extraction runs on your own model, so the privacy story is architectural, not a promise.
Add ASURIQ to your Claude Desktop or Claude Code MCP configuration and its tools — verify, cognitive stack, code quality, memory, routing — become things Claude can call directly in conversation. No DOM hacking, nothing to break on a UI update.
ASURIQ ships as a GPT Action — an OpenAPI-defined action set covering verify, cognitive stack, code quality, memory, and routing, authenticated with your ASURIQ API key. Add it to a GPT and every response in that conversation runs through the same engine as every other surface here.
A Gem wraps the same tool set for Gemini — verify, cognitive stack, code quality, memory, routing — available in any Gemini conversation, on any device your Gemini app runs on: desktop, Android, or iOS.
There's no separate CLI binary to install. ASURIQ's REST API takes requests from curl, PowerShell, httpie, or anything else that speaks HTTP — same API key as the API surface below.
Verify, cognitive stack, code quality, memory, and routing are all authenticated HTTP endpoints. Sign up, generate a key, and call them directly — this is the layer every other surface on this page is built on.
Every verification ASURIQ performs resolves to a permanent certificate — the badge advertises, the certificate proves. Certificates are built to render standalone and be linkable, so a browsing agent can read the verdict, the evidence trail, and the independence score straight off the page instead of re-deriving them.
Building something none of these cover?
The API is the product underneath every surface above, and it works anywhere HTTP works.
Slack bots, internal tools, CMS plugins, your own agent.

