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emi runs open-source AI models on our dedicated infrastructure. Pick the mode that fits your task — or let emi decide automatically.
CHOOSE MODE
The basics, simply put
emi is the workspace: where you write, store documents and manage permissions. The model is the “brain” that understands your prompt and writes the reply. Just like an engine, it can be upgraded without changing the car.
Rewriting a single sentence doesn’t take the same effort as reviewing a forty-page contract.
Smaller models consume fewer tokens — saving the heavyweights for your toughest problems.
Matching the model to the task also means avoiding wasted compute.
emi’s four modes
A qualitative comparison so you can tell them apart at a glance.
emi picks the right mode based on your request. The best default choice.
Short emails, rewrites, quick translations and direct questions.
Summaries, meeting notes, outlines and most everyday tasks.
Contracts, multi-document comparisons and multi-step reasoning.
Illustrative gauges, not benchmark figures. Your administrator chooses which modes are available to your team.
Which mode for my task?
RECOMMENDED MODE FOR “A short email”
A few lines and the right tone: a lightweight model answers in a blink and uses very little compute.
In Automatic mode, emi makes this choice for you.
In practice
The mode selector sits right next to the message bar. Switch modes from one question to the next inside the very same conversation.
Why open source
Most AI assistants send your prompts out to a giant provider’s cloud, often in the US. emi does the opposite: the models come to us and run on our dedicated servers.
Open-source models are published openly: we know exactly what runs under the hood.
No forced dependency on a US tech giant, its price hikes or shifting terms of service.
Models run directly on our dedicated servers.
Nothing is sent to a third-party model vendor, and nothing ever trains an AI.
When a better open model comes out, we can adopt it without your team changing tools.
Your teams only ever see emi. Engines evolve while daily habits stay intact.
Examples of open-source model families that can run on our infrastructure. The exact lineup offered inside emi evolves over time.
Fully open Swiss sovereign model launched in 2025.
Such as Mistral Small or Ministral.
A broad family ranging from compact to large models.
Open-weights models released publicly.
Open models engineered for deep reasoning.
No. Automatic mode picks the right fit for you. Manual modes are simply there whenever you want direct control.
Leading open models excel at everyday enterprise work: drafting, summarizing, translating and analyzing documents — and we can adopt newer releases as soon as they raise the bar.
Your workspace administrator chooses which modes are available to your team inside AI Configuration.
Compare modes live on your own tasks during a 30-minute demo.