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What Konkyo doesn't do, or doesn't do well yet.
- Two model providers, a fallback and a reserve for each agent role. OpenAI writes and judges; when it's down or out of credit, Nemotron takes over, slower on NVIDIA's free tier (about 40 requests a minute for each model, split between the web app and the worker). If every model of a role is busy, the answer says so and asks you to try again. Sample mode needs no key at all.
- Live use needs Zetaris. Nothing is marked verified without it, by design.
- "Supported" means the cited passage states it, not that the claim is true in the world. A wrong source, quoted correctly, still passes.
- Sample mode replays recorded questions only. Any other question is refused, not invented.
- Fair-use caps, no paywall: 300 answers, 20 deep searches and 300 files a day per account; guests get less (60, 3, 40). Settings → Usage shows them.
- Connectors use Composio-managed Google auth, whose consent screen asks for wider Gmail scopes than Konkyo uses (it only reads). A read-only setup needs your own Google OAuth client.
- Scanned PDFs are read with OCRmyPDF, in English; handwriting and complex tables can come out imperfect.
- Check my draft reads up to 20 claims from the first 30,000 characters of a note, and a published article shows what that check found; claims it didn't support still publish, counted.
- Deep search reads only open-access papers it can download; paywalled publishers are skipped.
- Email goes through Resend's free plan: 100 emails a day, sent and received together. So sign-in codes stop at 50 a day (8 per network address), invites by email at 30 (10 per person), and Google sign-in is always there when codes run out.