Models in Workspace

Workspace answers with the AI model you choose. Here is what each plan offers, and how to change model inside a chat.

The models you can choose

  • Mthandizi FastOpenAI · Included

    Fast everyday answers, and the model that runs career tools

  • GPT-5.6 LunaOpenAI · Efficient

    Fast, economical everyday work

  • Claude Haiku 5.5Anthropic · Efficient

    Fast structured reading and drafting

  • GPT-5.6 TerraOpenAI · Advanced

    Balanced professional reasoning

  • Claude Sonnet 5.5Anthropic · Advanced

    Complex analysis and polished drafting

  • GPT-5.6 SolOpenAI · Frontier

    Frontier capability for difficult professional work

  • Claude Opus 5.5Anthropic · Frontier

    Premium reasoning for demanding knowledge work

A more capable model uses more credits for the same answer. The picker shows which models your plan offers.

Which plans offer which models

The Free plan answers with Mthandizi Fast. Paid plans can choose any model in the list above. See the plans for what each one includes.

Switching model inside a chat

On a paid plan you can change model in the middle of a chat: pick another one in the model picker, and your next message is answered by it. When you open the chat again, a line marks where it switched.

Answers come from the company that makes the model: OpenAI or Anthropic. When you switch between them, the conversation so far goes to the new one with your next message, through the same privacy protections. The privacy policy explains them.

A few things stay on one model

  • A Mthandizi Code web project keeps the model it started with, because its plans and prices were made for that model.
  • Career tools (matching your CV, tailoring it, cover letters) run on Mthandizi Fast, the model wired to them, whichever model is selected; a draft can then be rewritten with the model you chose.
  • A chat that is already on an earlier Claude model keeps it until you switch; earlier models are not offered for new chats.

Using the coding agent in your terminal? Its models are chosen with /model: see Mthandizi Code.