Group Models

What a group model is for

A group model assembles several components into one chat experience. It is the main entry point selected before sending a request.

Main components

A group model can contain:

• one brain
• zero, one, or several agents
• a default mode
• a category, tags, and an icon
• visibility and shared teams

The role of the brain

The brain is the main model in the group. It carries the overall coordination and, depending on the selected mode, can distribute work to the agents.

The role of the agents

Each agent can:

• have a role
• receive an instruction override
• focus on a specific part of the task

The goal is not to add many agents by default, but to separate responsibilities clearly when needed.

Default mode

The default mode defines how the group behaves when a new chat starts. A typical choice depends on the dominant need:

• Auto for flexibility
• Orchestration for complex tasks
• Synthesis for combining several contributions

When to create a new group

A dedicated group is usually the right choice when:

• the main use case changes
• a different set of agents is needed
• the coordination logic needs to change
• resources or access rules should be separated

Good practices

• Use a name that describes the purpose clearly.
• Start with a small number of agents.
• Avoid overly broad groups.
• Review sharing before making a group public.