Limitations

Divine Router deliberately reports a compatibility subset.

• Responses hosted tools and stateful conversation storage are rejected.
• Provider-specific extensions may not have a canonical representation.
• Exact provider token counting is not available for every adapter.
• Mid-stream retry/fallback is prohibited after visible output.
• Capability and pricing metadata require operator maintenance; pricing is date-stamped, not a guarantee.
• Bedrock and Vertex expose extension architecture but are not complete initial adapters.
• Provider templates have mocked/documentation evidence unless explicitly marked live.
• The TUI is an operations/configuration interface, not a chat client.
• Local rate limiting is process-local and is not a distributed quota system.
• SQLite is intended for local metadata, not multi-node coordination.
• The Aider wrapper is unavailable without a verified compatible installed version.

Review the provider matrix and build report before production use.