The right model for each job
Fast models answer quick questions, deep reasoning takes the hard bugs, coding models write the fixes. If a provider goes down, the fallback takes over.
One model for everythingChoose which model does each job, what Tore fixes and when, how far it goes on its own and what it may spend. Or leave it on Auto, with the reason for every choice shown.
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Example: the AI settings for the Beacon Data workspace, with groups for model routing, what it fixes, when it works, autonomy, budgets, risk and hand-off, and notifications. An admin changes the model for grouping errors from Grok Fast to Gemini Flash, raises the severity threshold to high and above and adds Chrome extension errors to the ignore list, moves the beacon/web repository from assist to auto-draft while billing stays locked to observe, and turns on slowing down near the monthly cap instead of stopping. Each change shows a saved confirmation.
Leave it on Auto and Tore picks a recommended set-up, with the reason for each choice. Or open any group and set it down to the repository, the path and the hour.
Fast models answer quick questions, deep reasoning takes the hard bugs, coding models write the fixes. If a provider goes down, the fallback takes over.
One model for everythingSet the products, repositories, paths and severity it picks up. Ignore the noise, and fence off the files it should never touch.
An AI chasing every warningStart one repository on observe and move another to auto-draft. The risky parts of your code always go to a person.
All or nothing automationEvery AI action is metered per product, with caps, alerts and a kill switch. Hit zero and support keeps working.
Finding out from the invoiceModel routing
Sorting a message and rewriting a payment path are different jobs. Set the model family and reasoning level per task, a fallback for when a provider is down, and a second model from a different vendor to check every fix.
Bring your own AI keys during early access. Early teams can plug in their own Claude, OpenAI, Grok or Gemini keys while Tore still routes every task.
What it fixes
Point Tore at the products and repositories you want covered, set how serious a problem must be before it acts, and filter the noise. The paths it should never touch stay off limits.
When it works
A customer report, a spike in errors, a failed test run or a feature request that crosses a vote count can each start Tore on its own. Set working hours, let it run overnight, and cap how much it does at once.
Autonomy and risk
Each repository gets its own autonomy level, and each area its own approval rung. By default fixes wait for your engineer's approval. Six risk classes always go to a person, and you can add your own.
Budgets and limits
Every AI action is metered and attributed to a product. Cap each investigation and each month, get alerts on the way up, and choose what happens near the limit. One switch stops all AI work, and support keeps running.
Hand-off and step-in
Set the confidence below which Tore hands a conversation to a person, and the topics where it always offers one. Anyone can take over a thread, request changes on a fix in plain words, or correct an answer so Tore gets it right next time.
Maya · NorthwindCan you move our seats to the annual plan mid-cycle?
AlexKeep the 1,000 row cap for free workspaces, and add a test for it.
Revised. Tests re-run: 49 of 49 passing, 1 new.
Who gets told
Send each kind of event where it belongs: fixes waiting for approval to the right approvers, risk-class changes to a channel, budget alerts to the owner. The customers who reported a bug hear back when the fix is live.
Alex beacon/web
Dan beacon/api
Sarah billing classTore picks a sensible set-up on day one. Every setting on this page is there when you want it.