Agents

Three Agents, Dozens of LLMs.

From Anthropic, OpenAI, to Mistral. Our agents are empowered by dozens of LLMs from data collection to data analysis so every result is more accurate.

Tenjin

A multi-model agent tuned for speed. It reads the sources, cites what it finds, and comes back with a sourced answer before you switch tabs.

Quick and direct thinking

Avg. response time

~8 sec

Sources synthesized / query

5–10

Research length

1–2 page

Returns a cited, decision-ready answer in about 8 seconds

Reads 5–10 sources per query and returns the answer, not a reading list

Holds a 0.4% hallucination rate and 92.1% multi-source synthesis at an 8 sec response time

Included on every plan, starting with Free

Benchmarks

Response Time (per output)8 sec

Hallucination Rate0.4%

Multi-Source Synthesis92.1%

SpecializationFast, performance-balanced research

Mimir

A multi-model agent that checks the work. Every claim it publishes carries a confidence score and a link back to the document it came from.

Balanced Reasoning and Performance

Citation accuracy

98.6%

Claims traced to source

Every one

Runs on

All reports

Traces every claim back to its source document, no exceptions

Scores every claim by confidence and surfaces the weak ones instead of burying them

Re-checks claims after edits, not just at generation time

Reaches 98.6% citation accuracy, the highest of the three agents

Included on every plan, at no extra cost

Benchmarks

Response Time (per output)60 sec

Hallucination Rate0.2%

Multi-Source Synthesis97.3%

SpecializationHigh-level reasoning & synthesis at balanced speed

Athena

Our frontier multi-model agent. It reasons across dozens of documents in structured passes and returns research with the argument, the evidence and the caveats already in place.

Advanced Reasoning and Robust Analysis

Sources synthesized / research

40–80

Avg. generation time

90 sec

Research length

Up to 20 pg

Synthesizes 40–80 sources into a fully cited report of up to 20 pages

Works in four passes: outline, evidence, draft, review, over about 90 seconds

Flags conflicting sources instead of silently picking one

Leads the lineup at 99.7% multi-source synthesis and a <0.1% hallucination rate

Included on Pro and Enterprise plans

Benchmarks

Response Time (per output)90 sec

Hallucination Rate<0.1%

Multi-Source Synthesis99.7%

SpecializationComplex reasoning & strongest performance at scale

Side by side

Same prompt, three different outputs

Every agent answered the exact same question. Here's what came back.

“What’s driving growth in the enterprise password manager market?”

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Tenjin

~8 sec

Two forces: passwordless and SSO mandates, plus cyber-insurance underwriters now requiring credential management for coverage. Category spend is up 34% YoY, shifting budget out of IT and into finance and legal. Vendors are racing to bundle secrets management and privileged access on top of core password storage to stay ahead of the consolidation wave, and buyers increasingly expect it included rather than sold as an add-on. Smaller vendors that can't keep pace on bundling are the ones most likely to get acquired first. Deal sizes are creeping into six figures as more accounts add seats faster than planned, and renewal cycles are shortening as security teams reassess vendors annually instead of every two to three years. Expect the next round of consolidation to come from platform bundling rather than new-logo growth. Mid-market buyers are the ones moving fastest right now, since they lack the in-house security headcount to stitch together point tools themselves and would rather pay a premium for something that already works out of the box. Pricing has held up despite the added bundling, which suggests vendors are absorbing the extra feature cost through volume rather than passing it on.

Passwordless Cyber-insurance Budget shift

Mimir

Real-time

96%

Category spend grew 34% YoY in 2025, verified against Gartner Q4 2025 and 3 vendor 10-Ks, with all three sources landing within a tight 2-point range of each other and no material restatements since initial filing. Growth held steady through Q1 2026 filings, which is unusual for a category this early in its consolidation cycle.

91%

Passwordless support is the top vendor differentiator this cycle, confirmed across 4 analyst briefings, several of which single it out as the largest driver of net-new logo growth this year and expect it to remain so through 2026. Two of the four briefings also flag SSO-passwordless bundling as the fastest-growing feature request in RFPs.

88%

The top 5 vendors now hold 71% share, up from 64% a year ago, per aggregated analyst estimates covering both public filings and private-market deal data. Concentration has moved almost entirely through acquisition rather than organic share gains.

87%

Deal volume is accelerating rather than slowing, per 2 M&A trackers covering vendor and PE activity through Q1 2026, consistent with the prior year's pace of acquisitions.

62%

One source claims consolidation is slowing, but it conflicts with 2 others tracking accelerating deal volume, so it is flagged low-confidence pending next quarter's data and a follow-up check once new filings land.

Athena

90 sec

Market size

The market reached $2.9B in 2025 and is projected to hit $6.3B by 2030, a 17% CAGR as security spend consolidates. North America still leads on absolute spend, but EMEA is growing fastest as regulatory deadlines pull budget forward.

Key growth drivers

Cyber-insurance underwriting requirements, SSO and passwordless convergence, and the rollup of point tools into single platforms. Regulation (NIS2, SEC cyber disclosure) is accelerating enterprise adoption, and procurement teams are now writing credential-management clauses directly into vendor security questionnaires.

Competitive dynamics

Incumbents are moving upmarket while 3 of the top 5 vendors shipped passwordless in the last 12 months, compressing differentiation and pushing consolidation. Continued mid-tier acquisitions look likely over the next two quarters as smaller players struggle to fund the roadmap alone.

Outlook

Growth shifts from seat expansion to platform consolidation. Vendors bundling secrets management and privileged access look best-placed to capture more of that budget.

Risks to watch

Integration debt from rapid M&A could slow feature velocity for the acquirers, and a pullback in cyber-insurance premiums would remove one of the category's strongest demand tailwinds.

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IMBeacon.ai vs. other generic LLMs

Features IMBeacon.AI vs Other Generic LLMs

Processing Time 30% faster average response time with real-time, optimized pipelines.

Data Processing Method Domain-tuned parsing built for research workflows, avoiding AI hallucinations and improving accuracy to <0.1% hallucination rate.

Data Sourcing Integrated with 100+ curated, paid, and vertical-specific databases and licensed datasets, optimized and credible data sources.

Output Structure Structured reports featuring 100% citation-backed analyses, with verifiable data sources backing every number.

Real-Time Data Fetching Sub-1-second latency for up-to-the-minute live market, clinical, and public data feeds, always pulling fresh data for every new run.

Data Collection Rigorous 3-step context verification ensures 100% of data points are validated against their true context to prevent misreads.

Data Validity / Accuracy Source-verified data achieving 99.7% precision, tailored specifically for research-grade use.

Benchmarks

Tenjin Mimir Athena

Response Time (per output) 8 sec 60 sec 90 sec

Hallucination Rate 0.4% 0.2% <0.1%

Multi-Source Synthesis 92.1% 97.3% 99.7%

Specialization

Tenjin Fast, performance-balanced research

Mimir High-level reasoning & synthesis at balanced speed

Athena Complex reasoning & strongest performance at scale

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