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Code, Chat & Planner
Choose conversation, implementation, or a read-only plan for the work ahead.
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Choose Chat or Code
Use the product selector at the top left to switch between Neurion Chat and Neurion Code. Chat is the desktop conversation workspace for questions, writing, explanations, and research. Code adds the selected project, files, editor, terminal, and review workflow.
To implement a change, select the project and describe the behavior you want. Give the agent the applicable file and command scope, then review the resulting diff and validation. A projectless conversation does not authorize inspection of an arbitrary repository.
Keep the request focused on the outcome. Neurion can inspect the relevant files and existing project checks before changing them; you do not need to dictate every intermediate step.
Use Planner before implementation
Planner investigates the information available within its read scope and produces an approach. Use it to compare options, identify affected components, set acceptance criteria, and sequence a larger change.
Planning is read-only. Selecting Planner does not authorize file writes or implementation commands. Review the proposed approach, resolve important choices, and switch to an implementation workflow when you are ready to make changes.
- Describe the problem and the intended user-visible behavior.
- Identify constraints such as compatibility, performance, and files that must remain unchanged.
- Ask for the affected components, risks, validation, and recovery approach.
- Approve a concrete implementation scope before moving from a plan to edits.
A plan is a proposal. It is not evidence that code was changed, checks passed, or a release was deployed.
Separate model, effort, and task mode
Neurion Flash and Neurion Pro are model choices. Effort controls how deeply a supported task is pursued. Planner, BugBot, and CyberBot define the type of work. Ultra coordinates deeper work with managed agents.
Changing a task mode does not change your subscription, grant additional permissions, or create a new model identity. Review each control for the task you are starting.
For a code review, choose BugBot. For implementation, use Code with write authority for the requested change. For website or API security testing, choose CyberBot and define the authorized target separately.