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Notis picks the agent for each task. The Agents selection sets which agents it can pick from: Notis, Codex and Claude. All three are on by default, and at least one always stays on. Notis only uses the agents you leave on. If it needs one you turned off, for example because none of the agents you left on can run the task, it asks you first. Your yes covers that request only. Your message always wins. Saying “Use Claude for this” counts as your yes, even where Claude is turned off.

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One channel

Open Settings → Channels and use the Agents selection of the channel you want, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, email or Desktop. The Desktop card also covers your chats in the Notis app, on the web and on your computer. For example, you might keep only Codex and Claude on in a channel you use for coding, and leave all three on everywhere else.

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One automation

Open an automation and use its Agents selection. New automations start with all three on. Automations start with an Economy preference. Notis can adapt intelligence and speed as the work continues. Codex and Claude work on your Cloud Computer. They can also work on your own computer through the Notis desktop app when a task needs it, using your Local Shell settings.

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Team templates

A team template has its own Agents selection. Automations made from the template use it, and saving the template updates every linked automation.

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Intelligence and speed

Your Intelligence and Speed defaults are in Settings → Agents routing. You can change them for one channel in its defaults, for one automation in its editor, and for one conversation with the controls beside the message box. The more specific setting wins. There is no agent control beside the message box: to pick an agent for a conversation, say it in your message. Your message can also guide the effort, for example “Spend more time reasoning about this step.” Those instructions guide the task without changing your saved settings. If an account reaches a limit or needs reconnecting, Notis decides what to do next with the context and work already completed. You can give a different instruction at any time.