How it Works
This page walks through the complete ZYBER user flow—from wallet connection to secure AI interaction—without infrastructure jargon.
Overview
┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐
│ Connect │ ──▶ │ Create │ ──▶ │ Use │ ──▶ │ End │
│ Wallet │ │ Session │ │ AI │ │ Session │
└──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘Step 1: Connect Your Wallet
What happens:
You click "Connect Wallet" in the ZYBER interface
Your wallet (Phantom, MetaMask, etc.) prompts you to connect
You approve the connection
What ZYBER receives:
Your public wallet address (like a username)
Nothing else—no email, no password, no personal information
What you sign:
A message proving you control the wallet
This is a signature, not a transaction—no funds move
{% hint style="info" %} No account creation required. Your wallet IS your account. If you've connected before, ZYBER recognizes you automatically. {% endhint %}
Step 2: Create a Session
What happens:
You click "Create Session" or "Launch Workspace"
ZYBER provisions a private cloud environment for you
Within seconds, your workspace is ready
What gets created:
A dedicated virtual machine in the cloud
Your own file system, separate from everyone else
A private network identity (IP address)
An isolated execution environment
What this means:
AI platforms will see the ZYBER workspace, not your computer
Code runs in the cloud, not on your device
Your real IP address stays hidden
Step 3: Access AI Services
What happens:
Inside your workspace, you connect to AI services (Claude, GPT, etc.)
You can browse AI platforms, use APIs, or run AI agents
All interaction happens within the isolated environment
Two ways to work:
General Mode
Browse AI platforms, chat with models, general use
Build Mode
Full development environment with code editor, terminal, agents
What AI platforms see:
ZYBER's workspace
Your real device
ZYBER's IP address
Your home/office IP
Session-specific identity
Your wallet or real identity
Workspace browser
Your personal browser history
Step 4: Work in Your Workspace
In General Mode:
Browse AI websites and chat interfaces
Upload and download files
Access AI services through their web UIs
In Build Mode:
Write and edit code in the browser-based editor
Run terminal commands
Install packages and dependencies
Execute AI-generated code safely
Connect to Git repositories
Deploy applications
{% hint style="success" %} Key Safety Feature: When you install a package or run code, it happens inside the ZYBER workspace—never on your actual computer. {% endhint %}
Step 5: End Your Session
What happens when you end a session:
Ephemeral
Workspace is destroyed, all data deleted
Persistent
Files saved, can resume later
What this means:
No persistent access to your system after session ends
No long-running processes on your device
Clean break from any potentially compromised code
The Security Flow
Here's what makes ZYBER different from using AI directly:
Without ZYBER (Traditional)
With ZYBER
Payment Flow
How credits work:
Purchase credits using cryptocurrency
Credits are deducted based on usage (compute, storage, time)
No card required — ever
Session time
Per-minute rate
Compute
Based on resources used
Storage
Per-GB rate
AI API calls
Pass-through + small fee
Quick Start Summary
✅ Connect wallet (30 seconds)
✅ Create session (10 seconds)
✅ Start using AI (immediately)
✅ End session when done (1 click)
Ready to begin? Head to Web3 Login for detailed connection instructions.
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