Get the field kit running
This is the current early-builder path. It gives a user or dev the browser overlay, @⌘ terminal, SURF collection tools, page recorder, and the credit top-up path.
1. Get repo access
Use the shared GitHub repo for source, issues, and pull requests: aleqth/ankl-aleqth-os.
2. Install the browser extension
Download the package for the browser, unzip it, then load it through the browser's extension developer tools.
Chrome / Brave zip Checksum Firefox zip Checksum Safari source zip ChecksumChrome uses chrome://extensions; Brave uses brave://extensions. Turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and select the unzipped extension folder.
Firefox uses about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox. Click Load Temporary Add-on, then select the unzipped manifest.json. Persistent public Firefox installs require signing through Mozilla Add-ons.
Safari requires Xcode's Safari Web Extension converter and Apple signing before it can be enabled in Safari extensions.
2b. Optional macOS app
The app is a dev-preview shell for signed-in operators who want the system outside the browser tab.
Download macOS app Checksum3. Sign in
Sign in at aleqth.com/login, then open aleqth.com/ext-signin once to pair the extension. The extension can then use the aleqth.com app token flow for collect, ingest, SURF, dashboard, and Hermes actions.
4. Check usage and top up
Credits are the off-chain compute unit. The popup and @⌘ terminal show usage after sign-in; top-ups go through Whop-hosted checkout and mint credits back to your aleqth account after verified payment.
Top up credits Open dashboard5. Start from the live surfaces
/web, /surf, /dada, and /dashboard are the main working entry points.
6. Cohort terminal access
Invited cohort operators continue from the cohort overview to protected terminal access. This is separate from the extension install path because it configures local Hermes and local machine tools.
join ladder · extension path · download page · ankle.website