NNyquest docs

Navigation and Chat Controls

Open the circular navigation button at the right of the header to move around Nyquest. It expands over the page and closes after you choose a destination. Desktop and phone layouts use the same main destinations, leaving the conversation and composer more room.

Main destinations

EntryWhat it opens
ChatOrdinary conversation with the selected model or Auto routing
StudiosImage, Audio, Music and Video studios; availability and account requirements appear in each panel
SplicerCompare multiple model answers and synthesize a response; requires Pro or higher
AgentsAgent Mode, for multi-step goals using tools
VaultSaved artifacts
MoreUsage, API Keys, Providers, Settings and other account controls; Admin appears for administrators

Pricing, Terms and Privacy links are also available inside the expanded navigation.

Chat controls in the header

The model picker shows the current model or Auto. Click it to search the catalog and select a model. New conversations start on Auto.

Desktop chat keeps the Nyquest/BYOK routing toggle, DynaRAG toggle and TokenLens / Optimize controls in the header. On phones, the model remains visible; open Chat controls beside it for routing, DynaRAG and prompt optimization. These panels overlay the conversation rather than moving it down the page.

To use BYOK, first connect and activate a provider under More → Providers. Check the routing control before sending. See BYOK Setup.

Conversations, projects and account controls

On desktop, History in the header opens conversation history and projects. On phones, the top-left menu opens the conversation and account drawer; More also opens this drawer. It contains saved conversations, workspace settings, the chassis picker, Help and Add funds.

The chassis picker changes the visual style. It preserves the same main navigation destinations across all 12 chassis. See Picking a Chassis.

Keyboard and dismissal

  • Press Escape or click outside the expanded navigation to close it.
  • Type /help in chat to open Help, or /help <category>/<slug> to open an article.
  • On desktop, Cmd/Ctrl+K opens the command palette.

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