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@@ -41,6 +41,36 @@ To see all models you have configured:
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feynman model list
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```
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Only authenticated/configured providers appear in `feynman model list`. If you only see OpenAI models, it usually means only OpenAI auth is configured so far.
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To add another provider, authenticate it first:
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```bash
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feynman model login anthropic
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feynman model login google
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```
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Then switch the default model:
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```bash
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feynman model set anthropic/claude-opus-4-6
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```
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## Subagent model overrides
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Feynman's bundled subagents inherit the main default model unless you override them explicitly. Inside the REPL, run:
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```bash
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/feynman-model
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```
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This opens an interactive picker where you can either:
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- change the main default model for the session environment
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- assign a different model to a specific bundled subagent such as `researcher`, `reviewer`, `writer`, or `verifier`
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Per-subagent overrides are persisted in the synced agent files under `~/.feynman/agent/agents/` with a `model:` frontmatter field. Removing that field makes the subagent inherit the main default model again.
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## Thinking levels
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The `thinkingLevel` field controls how much reasoning the model does before responding. Available levels are `off`, `minimal`, `low`, `medium`, `high`, and `xhigh`. Higher levels produce more thorough analysis at the cost of latency and token usage. You can override per-session:
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