Models

Bots think with models, and models come from providers. Connect as many as you like, and give each bot the one that suits its job: a clever model for research, a quick cheap one for sorting the inbox, a local one for private notes.

Admins manage providers in Settings → Models.

#Providers Sugabots knows

Sugabots has presets for these. Pick one and it fills in the server URL for you.

Where it runs

AllHosted servicesOn your own machine

AnthropicClaude models. Keys are issued at console.anthropic.com.

OpenAIGPT models. Keys are issued at platform.openai.com.

ChatGPTGPT models on your ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan, signed in the way Codex CLI does. Unofficial.

OpenRouterMany providers' models behind one key, issued at openrouter.ai.

Google GeminiGoogle's Gemini models. Keys are issued at aistudio.google.com.

GroqFast open-weight models. Keys are issued at console.groq.com.

xAIGrok models. Keys are issued at console.x.ai.

SuperGrokGrok models on your SuperGrok or X Premium+ plan, signed in the way Grok Build does. Unofficial.

MistralMistral models. Keys are issued at console.mistral.ai.

DeepSeekDeepSeek models. Keys are issued at platform.deepseek.com.

Together AIHosted open-weight models. Keys are issued at api.together.ai.

Fireworks AIHosted open-weight models. Keys are issued at fireworks.ai.

CerebrasFast open-weight models. Keys are issued at cloud.cerebras.ai.

OllamaModels you run yourself with Ollama. No key; the stock install listens on port 11434.

LM StudioLM Studio's local server. No key; it listens on port 1234 once started.

llama.cppA llama-server you run yourself. No key unless you started it with one.

vLLMA vLLM server you run yourself. No key unless you started it with one.

Every workspace starts with Anthropic, OpenAI and Ollama listed, plus any provider you picked during onboarding. Paste a key to use a hosted provider. Local servers need a server URL, not a key.

#OpenRouter

OpenRouter gives you hundreds of models from many makers with one key. Create a key at openrouter.ai/keys, then in Settings → Models choose Add a provider, pick OpenRouter and paste it. Its requests are billed to your OpenRouter account.

#Choose which models bots can use

Each provider lists its models. Switch on the ones you want, and only those show up when someone picks a bot's model. Use Refresh list to fetch new ones, or Add model to type in a model ID.

Each model also says what it can do, like tools, vision or reasoning. Bots use tools, so pick models that support them.

#Default model

New bots start on the workspace's default model, shown under Default → New bots use. Each bot can move to another model in its own settings.

#Behind-the-scenes model

Sugabots also uses a model for its own work: summarising, titling and compacting conversations. An admin picks it under Default → System agents use. A fast, cheap model is best. Usage shows what it costs, beside each bot.

Both this and the default model start on the first model you switch on, which is the one you pick for your first bot. After that there is always one of each: a model either of them uses cannot be switched off, and its provider cannot be switched off or removed, until you choose another.

#Models on your own machine

Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp and vLLM run on your own hardware, so your messages never leave it.