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Settings ​

Three things are yours to decide: which model answers, how it answers, and whether you want to speak and listen. This page brings them together.

Which model answers ​

Agentic Chat brings several AI models together in one app. You can switch the model per chat at any time, via the model chip in the composer.

Standard models: available with an active subscription, with no credit usage:

  • GPT-6 Luna: new generation, affordable and fast.
  • Claude Haiku 5.5: fast, affordable Claude model.
  • DeepSeek V4 Pro: strong at code and logic.
  • Kimi K2.6: large context, ideal for long documents.

Advanced models: highest quality, credit-based, available in every plan:

  • Claude Sonnet 5.5: strongest Sonnet model with 1M context, especially strong at agents and research.
  • GPT-6.1 Sol: creative and powerful.
  • Claude Opus 5.5: highest quality for complex tasks.

New chats are titled automatically. Below every answer, a note reminds you that the model is an AI and can make mistakes; please double-check important information.

How it answers: custom instructions ​

Custom instructions let you save your own guidance that is applied automatically to every chat, no matter which model you are using. They are a short, persistent text you set once, added to every conversation as extra context, so you don't have to repeat preferences like form of address or answer style in each chat.

You'll find them in Settings under Account, in the Custom Instructions section (right below your email address). Enter your text, click Save, done.

Examples:

  • Form of address: "Call me by my first name."
  • Role and context: "I'm a developer based in Vienna."
  • Answer style: "Keep answers short and factual."
  • Language: "Always reply in English."
  • Personal preferences: "Explain technical terms when you use them."

Custom instructions can be up to 2000 characters. You can change the field at any time; if you leave it empty, no instructions are applied.

They apply to all chats and all models. They complement the system guidance but do not replace safety, language, or platform rules, or project context.

Speaking and listening: Voice ​

Agentic Chat supports voice input and output on the web.

Voice input (transcription)

  • Record using the microphone button in the composer.
  • Push-to-talk: hold the Shift key to record; when you release it, the audio is transcribed.
  • Cmd+Shift+V toggles recording (see Working with Results).
  • English is recognized; the transcript appears in the composer.

Voice output (read aloud)

  • Have a response read aloud using the speaker or playback icon below it.
  • Click again to stop playback.
  • Voice selection in the settings: Paul, Oliver, Jane.

The recording format is chosen to be Safari-compatible.

Import chats ​

Under Import chats you bring existing conversations from ChatGPT or Claude into Agentic Chat. The basis is the JSON file from an unzipped export of the respective app (no ZIP). The source is detected automatically; you do not need to specify it yourself.

How it works:

  1. In the settings, open Import chats and Choose file.
  2. Agentic Chat reads the file, detects the conversations, and shows them for selection.
  3. Mark the conversations you want (individually, Select all, or filter by title) and choose Import.

The import includes the conversation history (your messages and the responses) along with the title and, where included in the export, the original timestamps. After the import, a short summary shows the number of imported, skipped, and failed conversations.

  • A repeated import skips duplicates: a conversation that has already been imported is skipped on the next run, even if it has since been continued in the original. New messages in it are not added.
  • There is an upper limit on file size. If a file is too large, split the export.
  • The import uses no credits and requires no subscription; you only need to be signed in.

What uses credits ​

Two settings affect your usage:

  • Advanced models are billed through credits; standard models use none.
  • Voice is billed via credit hold/settle, so only actual usage is charged.

Both require an active subscription. Details under Credits & Subscriptions.