Luna's reasoning engine. Heaven Eco Hub's own model stack. No third-party LLM in the hot path.
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It is aesthetic — there is no actual quantum computing under the hood. The Heaven aesthetic uses physics metaphors (Quantum Cortex, Dark Matter Engine, entanglement) because the architecture composes many parallel sources of state into one coherent experience, and that pattern reads like physics. The engineering is real; the naming is poetic. We will not pretend otherwise.
A typical ChatGPT-style app is a thin client + an OpenAI API key. The Heaven Quantum Cortex replaces the API key with an owned model stack. The user-facing experience is similar; the architectural posture is the opposite. Same input space, different sovereignty.
Just open Luna. Every conversation runs through the Cortex — voice, memory, agentic tasks, Heaven Code Studio, the avatar — all on Heaven's own stack.
The proof is the absence of provider-specific quirks. If you have used enough AI apps, you know the "feel" of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Luna does not feel like any of them, because she is not any of them.
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Many, orchestrated. A fast local model handles short turns. A larger model handles deeper reasoning. Specialist sub-agents handle research, code, vision, voice, and embodiment. The orchestrator decides which to call. From the user's perspective it feels like one coherent mind; under the hood it is a swarm.
On Google Cloud Run, in Heaven Eco Hub's own GCP project. The deployed services are cortex-api, language-service, memory-service and gateway. No third-party LLM provider sits between you and Luna in the default path.
Not currently. The Cortex is the product. There is a roadmap for enterprise sovereign deployments where a tenant runs their own instance — get in touch if that fits your use case.
Llama (or any base model) is a single component. The Cortex is the full stack around the model — tiered routing, retrieval, agent orchestration, sovereignty guarantees, memory, embodiment, voice. Running a base model is the easy part; building the system that makes a model feel like a continuous companion is the rest.