Quick start, CLI reference, and the ComfyUI integration path — everything to get the engine running and scripted against.
curl -fsSL https://veizik.com/install.sh | sh on Linux or Windows WSL2 (git + Python 3.10+). No key needed to install.
veizik doctor scans this machine and prints the support tier per model family — so you know what runs before you commit.
veizik login <key> redeems a free key from veizik.com for a signed entitlement.
# install (git + python 3.10+) $ curl -fsSL https://veizik.com/install.sh | sh $ veizik doctor # scan GPU + per-model support tier $ veizik login <key> # redeem a free key for a signed entitlement $ veizik status # show current tier & entitlement
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| veizik doctor | Hardware scan + per-model support tier |
| veizik login <key> | Redeem a key for a signed entitlement |
| veizik status | Show current tier & entitlement |
| veizik t2v "prompt" --model ltx | Experimental universal text-to-video render |
| veizik verify | Request a fresh email-verification / magic link |
Goal: run your existing ComfyUI graph under Veizik with low-VRAM + native engines — no rewrite, no lock-in. Run/serve nodes are under preview validation.
No — Veizik is a proprietary commercial runtime. Installation and evaluation are free; production use requires a licence. The engine itself is not distributed as source.
Permission is a server-signed entitlement token, not the key itself. Activation binds to a device fingerprint; feature gating lives in the runtime executor, not just the UI.
An NVIDIA GPU on Linux x86_64; Windows 11 + WSL2 + NVIDIA is experimental. veizik doctor reads your card and prints the support tier per model family before you download anything.
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