Precise
Keep the answer close to the question and the available evidence.
Balanced
Balance a direct answer with relevant explanation.
Creative
Explore more ways to frame an idea without inventing facts.
Style
Move the Style slider between Precise, Balanced, and Creative. It requests less or more variation in wording and ideas. Balanced is the default; use Reset Style to return to it. A more creative setting is not permission to invent health facts. A precise setting is not a guarantee that an answer will be correct or identical every time. The effect can vary with the model and request.Form of answer
Choose the approach that helps you understand an answer:
These are communication preferences, not different levels of medical authority.
Instructions
Use Instructions for guidance you want the assistant to remember when composing future answers. The field accepts up to 5,000 characters. For example: “Start with a short summary. Explain unfamiliar terms. Use metric units unless I ask otherwise.” Edit or clear the field when your preference changes. These instructions do not rewrite answers already in your history, and they do not override safety requirements.Active rules
Use Active rules for short, separate preferences. Each rule can contain up to 500 characters.- Type into New rule and press Enter to add it. Moving focus outside the new-rule row also saves a non-empty draft.
- Use Shift + Enter for a line break while drafting. Escape clears the new draft.
- Edit an existing rule in its field. Use the arrows to move it up or down, or the delete control to remove it.
Preferred response language
Choose a language to ask the assistant to answer in it. Automatic follows the language of each conversation. Use the reset control beside a selected language to return to Automatic. You can still ask for a different language in a particular message. Important units, medication names, citations, and quotations may stay in their original form when translating them would change their meaning. This setting controls written answers. It does not change the app’s interface language or choose a spoken voice. For voice and read-aloud controls, see Voice. For deeper prompting guidance, read OpenAI’s prompting documentation and Anthropic’s prompt engineering overview. Those guides describe their own models; your Anistratenco preferences remain the controls that apply here.Try a simple request
After changing a preference, send a new message and check whether the result helps. You can ask for a shorter explanation or a different format directly in the conversation without changing every setting. If the answer is wrong, correct the information rather than trying to fix it only by moving the Style slider.Questions and answers
Does Creative mean less accurate?
Does Creative mean less accurate?
The style setting requests a different way of writing; it is not permission to invent facts. No style setting guarantees correctness. Check important claims and their sources.
Will new instructions change old answers?
Will new instructions change old answers?
No. They guide future answers. You can also ask for a different format or a shorter explanation directly in your next message.
Can an answer style override health safety rules?
Can an answer style override health safety rules?
No. Style changes the way an answer is expressed, not the evidence or safety standard it must follow.
Can I ask for a different style in one conversation?
Can I ask for a different style in one conversation?
Yes. Ask directly for a shorter answer, a checklist, a careful comparison, or another useful form without changing the saved default.
Does the preferred language translate quoted medical text?
Does the preferred language translate quoted medical text?
Not necessarily. Important names, units, citations, and quotations may stay in their original form when translating them could change the meaning.