Feature Requests

Artificial intelligence has evolved rapidly over the past few years. Today, users no longer rely on a single AI assistant to complete their tasks. Instead, different AI models excel at different things. Some are better at writing, others at coding, research, reasoning, data analysis, or creative brainstorming. This has created a new challenge: switching between AI models manually during a conversation. Imagine starting a content strategy discussion with one model, then moving to another model for deeper reasoning, and finally using a third model to generate polished content. Constantly opening new tabs, copying prompts, and transferring context wastes time and interrupts workflow. This is why the concept of switching between AI models automatically in conversation is becoming increasingly important. Businesses, marketers, developers, researchers, and content creators are looking for smarter ways to leverage multiple AI systems without breaking their workflow. In this article, we'll explore why automatic AI model switching matters, how it works, and how platforms like Aizolo are making multi-model AI collaboration easier than ever. Why One AI Model Isn't Enough Anymore Modern AI models have unique strengths. Some models excel at: Long-form content creation Logical reasoning Programming assistance Data interpretation Creative ideation Research summarization Business planning No single model consistently dominates every task. For example, a marketer might use one model for brainstorming campaign ideas, another for analyzing customer feedback, and a third for writing final ad copy. The problem is that moving between these models manually creates friction: Repeating prompts Losing conversation context Managing multiple subscriptions Opening numerous browser tabs Comparing responses manually As AI adoption grows, users need a more streamlined solution. What Does Automatic AI Model Switching Mean? Automatic AI model switching allows users to continue a conversation while seamlessly leveraging different AI models behind the scenes. Instead of manually selecting a model every time, the system intelligently routes tasks to the most suitable AI based on the user's request.

I experienced unauthorized transactions on my debit card through your site. To prevent such incidents, it would be beneficial to implement an OTP security feature for transactions. This would add an extra layer of security and help protect users from fraudulent activities.

It would be great to have a separate storage for text prompts, as they are currently difficult to search for when attached only to images and appear only when clicking on an image.

You can't assign covers to projects, making them difficult to navigate over time. I need the ability to group projects, similar to Figma, to improve organization and accessibility.

Templates cannot be accessed when inside a project to open them in a new tab. This limitation hinders workflow efficiency.

The 'What's New' section opens with a small pop-up and requires two clicks, which is inconvenient. It's also hard to read, and you can't access the site when logged into the app. A separate button to log into the community or website, similar to Figma, would be beneficial.

Styles cannot be saved in one click to view later; you have to open each individual style and save it. A one-click save option would streamline this process.

I would like the converted vector SVG files to be editable in any app, allowing me to easily change their color, size, and other attributes. This feature would simplify my work and be highly beneficial for graphic designers, marketers, and content creators.

Hi! I tried the new interface for a week. Unfortunately, it is inconvenient for laptops with a 16:9 screen. The text field at the bottom takes up too much valuable space in the center. When it is on the right, it takes up a third of the screen. In the new interface, the tool selection on the left is very inconvenient, as you have to click on the pop-up box with the tool, and it is especially annoying that you cannot select the Move pointer with a single click. All actions on images are now piled up on the right side of the workspace (in the old interface, instant actions were in the toolbar, and those requiring configuration were in tabs). This has made the top toolbar a meaningless waste of screen space. And the connection between the prompt field and the selected action has become unclear. It has not become more convenient, nor has it become clearer. The central workspace has become cluttered. In the central area, I would like to see the images themselves, not the interface blocking them. I hope you will not disable the old interface. Leave it as two states, like the studios in Affinity. Thank you, Recraft is a very cool tool, I wish it to be perfect!