Smart & Precise
Choose the level of clarification without confusing it with autonomous execution.
Find the mode selector
The visible Agent composer has a work-mode selector labeled Smart or Precise. The choice is remembered in this browser; it cannot be changed while a request is busy.
- Open the mode menu at the bottom of the composer.
- Confirm the label displayed after choosing a mode.
Use Smart for a clear task
Smart is described as working without follow-up questions. With selected nodes or canvas references it prefers an edit route; without them it prefers a create route.
- Clear selections if you need a separate new workflow.
- Try “Create a three-step text → image → video plan from this brief” and inspect the preview.
Use Precise for ambiguous work
Precise is described as asking about important details before work. It is useful when missing duration, format or source choice would change the plan.
- Switch to Precise before submitting an underspecified brief.
- Answer any clarification in the same conversation and review the resulting plan.
Mode is not automatic approval
Smart and Precise choose how a request is handled; neither is an approval toggle. Autonomous execution exists in code but its switch is currently hidden in the panel, so ordinary users should follow the visible preview-and-apply flow.
- Inspect the whole proposal before applying it.
- Do not infer that Smart guarantees automatic media generation or payment approval.
Resolve an unexpected route
The effective route also considers selected nodes, attachments, clarification state and the wording of the instruction. Mode labels are guidance, not a guarantee of a particular provider or output.
- Remove accidental references and restate “create new” or “edit selected.”
- If the result is a question rather than a plan, answer it instead of restarting immediately.
Example: choosing for a product clip
“Make a video of this” leaves duration, format and reference role unclear. Precise can surface missing choices; Smart is more suitable once they are already specified.
- Use Precise for the first ambiguous request and answer the clarification.
- For a repeat request, specify a 9:16 format, duration and named reference up front.
If a mode cannot be changed
The selector is disabled while an Agent request is busy. A saved browser preference is restored when the panel loads; switching mid-request is not a way to alter work already in progress.
- Wait for the current request to finish before changing modes.
- Check the displayed mode before sending the next instruction.