When you use the Hatz AI Chat, you'll see something like this:
Each model that you select has a brief description of the model, like "good for general purposes," or "understanding and describing images." There are also attributes displayed beneath it.
AI Model Attributes:
Ability - Intelligence, or how "smart" the AI is
High, Medium, Low
Tool Use - The AI can use tools like web search and integrations
Reasoning - It is a thinking model that uses reasoning tokens to plan out its response before answering you
Speed - How quickly the AI will generate an output
Fast, Medium, Slow
Usually, Reasoning models are slower
Vision - The AI can interpret images like PNG and JPG files
Image Generation - These models can create images
Credit Usage - Ranking how many credits will be used by the model
Lowest, Low, Medium Low, Medium High, High, Premium
These categories and descriptions will help you choose the right model for the job.
You can scroll down to the bottom of the dropdown bar and click on "View All Models." This will open up a panel where you can filter by developer, if you only want to look at OpenAI or Amazon models, for instance.