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Start with Agents routing in the account menu. Its Default routing, Intelligence and Speed settings guide Notis wherever you have not chosen something more specific. A more specific setting takes precedence over a broader one. Leave a setting inherited when you want it to follow the broader preference. Your message is more specific still: “Use Claude for this,” “Prefer my Work Codex account,” or “Spend more time reasoning about this step.” Those instructions guide the task without changing saved preferences.

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One channel

Open Channels, then the defaults for WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, email or another channel. Choose Auto, Notis, Codex or Claude as your preferred agent. For example, you might prefer Codex in a coding channel and leave everyday conversations on Auto. The choice is guidance. Notis still sees all your accounts and can adapt when another account or agent fits the task better. Connection and allowance labels describe the current situation; they do not lock your preference.

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One automation

Open an automation and choose its Agent and intelligence preference. When no agent is set, it inherits your account default. Automations start with an Economy preference. Notis can adapt intelligence and speed as the work continues. Choose a cloud agent for work on your Cloud Computer. For a task that needs files on your own computer, explain that requirement in the instructions; supported Local Shell features remain separate from connected coding agents.

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One conversation

Use the controls beside the message box in Notis or the desktop overlay. A conversation preference does not change your channel or account settings. The agent control shows the selected or inherited preference—not a promise that every later step will use that provider. Notis chooses the account and execution settings for each step using your instructions, connection status, usage left and pacing. 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.