An assistant that never passes a guess off as fact
Ask in ordinary words. It answers from a verified base with links to primary sources — and when the base falls short, it answers from general knowledge and labels it plainly, instead of passing a guess off as a checked fact.
What it actually does
Six properties, each of them a rule inside the product rather than a promise on a page.
A source behind every figure
Where the number came from and when that source was last checked are both visible.
A guess is labelled, not hidden
If the base has no verified answer, the assistant answers from general knowledge and marks plainly that it isn't checked. It won't pass a guess off as a fact.
Fact kept apart from opinion
«The document says so» and «we think so» are shown differently, and never mixed in one list.
It knows your profile and plan
Answers take into account your country, your budget and what you have already done.
It answers in the language you asked in
Ask in Romanian and the answer comes in Romanian, whatever the interface language is set to.
It knows its own limits
Five countries and student migration. Anything else and it says plainly that this is not its subject.
What it looks like
Two recorded examples: an ordinary question and a question outside the product. The second answer is the real string from the code, not something written for the shop window.
GoBeyond assistant
demo
Ask about studying and moving abroad. Verified answers come with a source link; where the base falls short, I plainly mark that I'm answering from general knowledge.
This is a demonstration: the answers are pre-written and show how the assistant behaves. Real answers are built from the base with links to primary sources.
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