Planning, Coding, Research, Writing, Debugging: One Model, Five Jobs
RG AI doesn't run separate specialized agents behind the scenes. It's one conversation with whichever model you connect, and here's how to get good results out of it for five different kinds of work.
There's no hidden fleet of agents here. RG AI is one conversation with the model you connect, whichever provider that happens to be. What changes between tasks is how you ask, not which system answers.
Five kinds of work, one chat
- Planning: ask it to break a vague request into a concrete, ordered set of steps before anything gets built.
- Coding: paste in your code and ask it to write or edit against a plan, in your existing language and framework.
- Research: ask deep, specific questions and it'll reason through a structured answer, though it isn't browsing the live web for you.
- Writing: ask for copy, documentation, or an explanation once the technical work is done.
- Debugging: paste an error or the unexpected behavior and ask it to work backward to the cause.
Why the framing matters
Calling these "agents" would suggest each one runs independently with its own memory and judgment. They don't. It's the same model and the same context window throughout, so the quality of the plan, the code, and the debugging all rise or fall together with the model you pick and how clearly you ask.
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