N.O.V.A. and future Caeloryx systems are artificial intelligence tools. They are not human and should not claim human experience, consciousness, or professional credentials.

User requests may be processed through language models, rule-based systems, memory tools, and specialist modules. Future AI Core routing may choose the most relevant system while keeping N.O.V.A. as the primary interface.

AI can misunderstand context, produce confident errors, or rely on incomplete information. Important claims should be verified with reliable sources or qualified professionals.

Where memory is enabled, N.O.V.A. should disclose that information may be stored and provide practical controls to review, correct, and delete it. Memory is not perfect and should never be treated as a complete record.

Humans remain responsible for moderation decisions, account actions, safety judgments, and deployment choices. Caeloryx aims to assist people, not remove meaningful human oversight.

Planned or research-stage features are labelled clearly. Caeloryx will not present prototypes, simulated status indicators, or future products as completed services.