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Modes

Computer runs in three modes that trade speed for depth. Start with a faster mode to explore, then switch to Ultra to finalise.

🟡 Thinking

Best for quick, everyday creative tasks where speed matters.

Specification
Value

Lead Agent Model

MiniMax M3

Subagent Model

Grok 4.3

Reasoning Effort

Low

Max Tool-Use Turns

40

Max Parallel Subagents

10

Thinking mode is the lightest and fastest option. It's ideal when you need a quick image render, a short audio clip, or a simple video without a lot of iterative refinement. It runs up to 10 subagents concurrently and keeps context lean, making it the most responsive mode for straightforward prompts.

Use Thinking when: You want fast results, your request is relatively simple, or you're experimenting with ideas.


🔵 Pro

Best for more detailed work that needs higher accuracy and more room to reason.

Specification
Value

Lead Agent Model

MiniMax M3

Subagent Model

Grok 4.3

Reasoning Effort

Medium

Max Tool-Use Turns

80

Max Parallel Subagents

10

Use Pro when: Your task involves multiple creative elements, requires back-and-forth refinement, or you need noticeably better output quality than Thinking provides.


🟣 Ultra

Best for complex, high-fidelity creative projects that demand maximum reasoning power.

Specification
Value

Lead Agent Model

GLM-5.2

Subagent Model

Grok 4.3

Reasoning Effort

High

Max Tool-Use Turns

150

Max Parallel Subagents

10

Use Ultra when: You're working on a high-stakes or complex creative project, need the most polished output possible, or your task involves many interdependent steps.

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