Standard and Max
Pick how hard the editor's assistant works. Standard draws your plan's monthly allowance, and Max uses credits for the strongest results.
The editor's assistant works in one of two modes. Pick the mode beside the message box before you send a request. Standard is the default.
| Mode | Best for | Paid from |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Quick, capable drafts and everyday edits | The monthly allowance your plan includes |
| Max | The strongest results on demanding designs | Your account's credits, as the assistant works |
You choose a mode for each request, so you can start in Standard and switch to Max for a hard change, or the other way round. The conversation keeps its history across the switch.
Standard
Every plan includes a monthly Standard allowance, shown on the pricing page. It resets each month, shares across the organizations on your billing account, and has no overage: when it is used up, Standard stops until it resets or you move to a larger plan.
Max
Max uses the same credits as your sends. It draws them as the assistant works, in proportion to the work, and the editor shows an estimate of the credits a conversation has used. The estimate is not a bill; your credit balance in billing settings is the figure that counts.
A request in Max needs enough credits for a typical session when you send it. With fewer, the request is refused before the assistant starts.
When a mode is unavailable
A refused request never loses what you typed, and nothing continues it in another mode behind your back.
| What you see | Why | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Standard allowance used up | This month's allowance is spent. The editor shows when it resets. | Switch to Max, upgrade, or wait for the reset. |
| Max needs credits | The account has too few credits to start a session. | Add credits, or switch to Standard. |
| A mode is paused for the moment | Samva's own capacity for that mode is spent for now. | Switch modes, or try again later. |
Without an account
The editor you can try before signing up always runs in Standard. It has no mode to choose and uses no allowance or credits. Its limits are the ones the editor shows.
See also
- Match your website for a request that starts a project from a site.
- Agent loop for what the assistant checks on a project.
Related documentation
Match your website
Give Samva a website address and get a template project whose theme, logo, and fonts follow the site, plus a brand you apply only when you approve it.
Diagnostics
Read the stable code, location, and fix on every compile and fixture finding, and tell errors that block a save from warnings that ride along.