> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://wp.farlabs.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Product Timeline

FAR AI is building toward a future where AI inference is open, affordable, verifiable, and private by default. The roadmap progresses through three phases, each building on the foundations of the last.

| **Phase** | **Timeline** | **What It Delivers** |
| - | - | - |
| Phase 1 - Alpha Network | Live | Full security runtime, Reliability Score routing, <br />TCP and homogeneous distributed inference, <br />OpenAI-compatible API. Calibration of routing <br />weights and tiered model catalog in progress. |
| Phase 2 - FAR-ZK Lazy | Near-term | Zero-knowledge proofs on the dispute <br />resolution path. When a developer disputes <br />a response, the node produces a cryptographic<br />proof of correct execution. Dispute resolution<br />becomes automatic and mathematically certain. |
| Phase 3 - FAR-ZK Eager | Mid-term | Per-inference zero-knowledge proofs. Every <br />completed job is accompanied by a proof of <br />correct execution, verified before payment is <br />authorized. Correctness and payment become<br />atomic. |
| Long Horizon - Input Privacy | Research phase | Goal: the developer's prompt is never visible <br />in plaintext to any FAR-controlled component. |

Each phase is additive, earlier guarantees remain in place as new capabilities are introduced. The Alpha network's statistical verification does not go away when ZK proofs arrive; it runs alongside them, providing defense in depth.


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