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- Use expensive models only when the task is truly complex or high-stakes.
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- If you are unsure, start with Auto or a 0.33x or 1x option, then move up only if needed.
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## Chat Modes And Cost (Plain Language)
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Copilot chat has four modes. The lighter the mode, the less work you ask it to do.
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Ask: Questions, summaries, or explanations. Example: "Summarize this file in 5 bullets and list 2 risks."
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Edit: Small, targeted changes with clear constraints. Example: "Update this function to return nil on empty input. Keep behavior the same otherwise."
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Plan: Get steps before edits. Example: "Give me a 5-step plan to refactor this module. Wait for approval before edits."
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Agent: Multi-step work across files or tools. Example: "Refactor these two files, update tests, run the test task, and summarize results."
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#### Example: Choosing A Model
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- Task: "Summarize this file in 5 bullets." Use a 0.33x or 1x model.
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- Task: "Refactor three files and update tests." Start with a 1x model. Move to 3x only if the 1x model fails.
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