Guides
Choosing the Right Agent
Use infuseOS Lite, infuseOS Pro, and the Thinking toggle for the right jobs.
Choosing the Right Agent
Good agent choice saves time, keeps costs lower, and improves output quality.
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[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Agent picker showing infuseOS Lite, infuseOS Pro, and Thinking toggle]
Quick Decision Table
| Task type | Best starting point | Change only if needed |
|---|---|---|
| Quick summary | Lite + Thinking Off | Turn Thinking On if the result is too shallow |
| Regular drafting | Lite + Thinking Off | Move to Lite + Thinking On for more care |
| Deep comparison | Pro + Thinking Off | Turn Thinking On if the answer still feels thin |
| High-stakes recommendation | Pro + Thinking On | Narrow the prompt before changing anything else |
Simple Rules
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| infuseOS Lite | Everyday work, quick summaries, first drafts, lighter task execution |
| infuseOS Pro | Harder planning, broader analysis, multi-step work, more important outputs |
| Thinking Off | Speed and routine work |
| Thinking On | More care, more depth, more reasoning |
Practical Scenarios
| Scenario | Suggested setup |
|---|---|
| Morning inbox triage | Lite + Thinking Off |
| Drafting a stakeholder update | Lite + Thinking On |
| Comparing vendors | Pro + Thinking Off |
| Writing a high-stakes recommendation | Pro + Thinking On |
Stable Pattern That Works
- Start with Lite + Thinking Off.
- If the answer feels too shallow, turn Thinking On.
- If the task is clearly harder or more important, move to Pro.
- Keep a small set of trusted combinations for your most common work.
Common Mistakes
- Starting with Pro for every simple task.
- Turning Thinking on for routine checks.
- Changing agent and prompt at the same time, which makes quality harder to judge.
- Forgetting to specify the output format you want.
If results are weak, improve the prompt first: goal, source, timeframe, and output format usually matter more than switching immediately.