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Tools and models

Choose a suitable model in Direct, enable current web research, and manage the tools available across your MMARW workspace.

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MMARW uses AI models and tools to complete work. The Tools area lets you decide which available tools and models MMARW may use across your workspace.

Manage available tools

  1. Open Tools in the sidebar.
  2. Search or filter by category and provider.
  3. Turn a tool or model on or off.
  4. Your choice is saved automatically.

These settings affect connected MMARW workspaces. If you turn off a capability, MMARW may have fewer options for a future request.

Important Notice

Keep needed capabilities enabled

Disabling models or tools can reduce quality or prevent a specialised task from being completed as expected. If you are unsure, leave the recommended tools enabled.

Choose a model in Direct

Each Direct chat has a model selector beside the message field.

ChoiceWhen to use it
AutoBest default. MMARW selects a suitable compatible model for the task and attached material.
A specific modelUse when you want a known strength, such as careful writing, code work, efficient summaries, or document analysis.

The selector describes each model's strengths and relative cost. More demanding models and tasks can use more monthly capacity.

Use Web Search in Direct

Open the tools control next to the message field and enable Web Search when your request depends on current public information. The control shows whether the selected model supports it.

Use web search for current market information, news, public product details, or recent research. Do not use it as a substitute for checking important primary sources.

Example: research with sources / prompt
Use web search to find current official guidance on this topic.

Summarise the key requirements in plain English, cite the original sources, and separate confirmed information from anything that needs professional advice.

A practical way to choose

  • Start with Auto for most work.
  • Use a more capable model when nuance, difficult reasoning, long documents, technical depth, or final presentation quality matter.
  • Use an efficient model for straightforward summaries, classification, and lower-cost drafts.
  • Choose a coding-oriented model only for code, debugging, or technical implementation work.

The best model is not always the most expensive one. A clear request and the right source material usually improve quality more than changing models repeatedly.

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