Introduction guide to using multiple AI models
Introduction guide to using multiple AI models in Saner.ai
Ready to dive into the world of multiple AIs on Saner.AI?
Here’s a quick guide to get you started
Here’s a detailed overview:
Switching Between AIs
You can easily use different AIs on Saner.ai to suit your needs. Just click on the name of the AI in the bottom left-hand corner of the chat. Here’s what each AI specializes in:
- Skai: Focus on your notes and documents on Saner.AI.
- Ally: Great for internet searches.
- GPT4, Claude 3, Gemini Pro: Foundational models
Changing Answer Modes
Depending on how deep you want to go:
- Fast Mode: Quick responses, less detail.
- Deep Mode: More comprehensive answers, takes a bit longer.
Managing AI Responses
- Copy to Clipboard: Click the icon below any AI response.
- Create a Note: Click the dropdown arrow next to the “Copy to clipboard” icon and select “Create a note.”
- View Notes in List: Click the “List” icon below the AI response for a list view of all relevant note
- View Notes in Graph: Click the “Graph” icon for a mindmap view
Additional Features
- Refresh Conversation: Hit the refresh icon in the bottom right-hand corner if you need to start afresh.
- AI in Right Sidebar: Move the AI chat to the sidebar for a more integrated experience.
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