VebSettings › AI › Models shows your plans at the top: Apple Intelligence, Apple’s own model on this Mac, free and private, for short text (macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence on), then your Claude and ChatGPT accounts. A ring beside each account shows how much of it is used; click it for the details and when it resets.
Which model does what#
- Tasks: what you ask with ⌘J, ⌘T and the chat, and routines.
- Commands: commands on selected text your Mac’s model can’t do. A command can have its own.
- Form drafts: answers to a form’s questions, on Claude.
Claude’s models run on your Claude plan, GPT’s on your ChatGPT plan. Each has an effort, from Low to Max. Claude’s names always mean the newest release: Fable, Opus, Sonnet, Haiku.
In the chat, click the model under the title to switch; ↩ takes one and ← → change its effort. Models whose plan has run out are dimmed.
More than one account#
Add Account signs in another Claude or ChatGPT account, in a private tab. Tasks use the accounts top to bottom; Try First puts one on top.
When a plan runs out#
Before a task starts, Veb asks your plans how much room they have. A task starts on the first account with room, and if one runs out partway, the same conversation carries on with the next. A new chat whose plan has no room on any account starts on the other plan, if it’s connected and has room, and says so: Claude is out of room, back 10:00 PM, so ChatGPT took this chat.
A chat already under way stays on its plan. When every account of it runs out, the chat says when it’s back, and that a new chat can go on the other plan meanwhile.