Agents
Agent Models
Pick the agent model that fits your use case, from fast high-volume chat to HIPAA-compliant healthcare.
Link AI uses agent models: combinations of LLMs from several providers, tuned for specific use cases. Each agent model routes every request to the best underlying LLM for the task, balancing quality, speed, and cost.

Available agent models
The Health models use a selected mix of LLMs that meet healthcare compliance requirements.
Choose a model
Start with Link Core Fast for most use cases. It gives good quality at the best cost and speed. Move to Link Core Smart only if you need better accuracy and reasoning.
Select a model
Settings
Temperature
Temperature controls how random responses are.
Token limits
Higher limits allow more context and longer replies, but cost more. Agent models already optimize token usage. Monitor usage in analytics and adjust limits to match.
Get better results
- Write clear instructions. Be specific, give examples, set boundaries, and include relevant context. Better Instructions improve results more than switching models. See Prompting Tips.
- Fill your knowledge base. A complete Knowledge Base means the model generates less from scratch, which improves accuracy and lowers cost.
- Compare models. Run the same set of real customer questions against each model. Compare quality, speed, and cost, then pick the best fit.
- Test before you switch. Test a new model in the live test chat before you use it with customers.
- Iterate on data. Track answer quality, response time, token usage, and error rates. Switch models if quality falls short, adjust temperature if replies are too random or too rigid, and tune token limits to real usage.
Troubleshooting
Answer quality is poor
- Try a different model, such as Link Core Smart instead of Link Core Fast.
- Improve the Instructions.
- Add more content to the knowledge base.
- Adjust temperature.
Replies are slow
- Switch to a faster model, such as Link Core Fast or Link Health Fast.
- Lower the completion token limit.
- Make the Instructions more concise.
- Check for network or API issues.