Using the console

Signing in#

Open the console and connect an EVM wallet; Rabby is recommended, and any wallet that supports EIP-6963 works. You sign a one-time message to prove you own the address. It’s free, sends no transaction and moves no funds. Your address is your account, and the session lasts 7 days. If you switch accounts in your wallet, the console asks you to sign in again with the new one.

Pages#

The header shows where you are as a terminal prompt, and the sidebar shows your available balance with a top-up link.

Running a fix#

1. Describe and paste

   Pick Quick Fix (one error and its stack trace) or Build Doctor (install, build and deploy failures). Say in a few sentences what’s going wrong, paste the error as it was printed, and attach the files it points at. See What to send.

2. Pick a tier and get a quote

   Economy, Balanced or Strongest run Qwen3.8-27B with light, medium or full reasoning. The quote shows an estimate and a hard maximum, and lasts five minutes. Quotes are free.

3. Approve

   The maximum is held from your available balance while the agent works. If your available balance is lower than the maximum, the run doesn’t start and the quote stays usable.

4. Read the result

   You get the cause, a unified-diff patch, steps to check it and a confidence level. You’re charged the actual cost, never more than the maximum, and the rest of the hold goes back. A failed run costs nothing.

Balance and deposits#

• Your balance is kept in US dollars and pays for every request and fix, each with a receipt.
• Deposit ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain, or ETH or USDC on Base on mainnet from the Wallet page. ETH is converted at the US dollar rate when the deposit is credited; USDG and USDC count 1:1. A 3% deposit fee is kept and the rest is credited. Gas is paid in ETH on the network you send from.
• Only deposits sent from the wallet you signed in with are credited, after the network confirms them. Don’t send straight from an exchange or a smart-contract wallet.
• Deposits over $2,000, and ETH sent more than 3 days before it’s added, are credited after a manual check.
• Deposits over $500 wait a little longer before they’re credited: about a minute more on Base, up to 15 minutes on Robinhood Chain.
• During early access, Inferiq can also credit your balance by hand. Withdrawals aren’t part of the first release.
• Set a low-balance alert on the Wallet page, and a monthly spending limit on Usage & limits.

The agent panel#

Press ⌘J (or the Agent button in the header) to open a terminal-style panel. Type what you want in plain English or use a slash command:

Console actions

Check your balance, list receipts, create or revoke a key, set a spending limit, start a fix or open a page. Anything that changes your account is shown first and needs a y to confirm, and it’s recorded in Settings as done by the agent for you.

Questions

Anything that isn’t a console action goes to inferiq/assistant: it has this whole website in front of it, so it can answer how Inferiq works, what things cost and how to set up a tool, and it helps with code. Each answer is paid from your balance like any request.

The assistant runs on Qwen3.8-27B. If nobody has used it for a while, the first question can take a few minutes while the model wakes up. See Models & fallback.

Only what you type can change your account: the assistant’s answers are shown as text and can never run a console action. It won’t share its hidden setup, and it never gives you an address to send money to. Only deposit to the address on your Wallet page.

Agent commands#