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Which AI models does Fren use?

Fren combines several AI models depending on the task:

  • Reasoning models (such as GPT-5, Claude) for complex questions that require cross-referenced analysis.
  • More efficient models: depending on the type of internal task being performed, smaller models are used to maximise efficiency and reduce response time.
  • Semantic search models (encoders or embedding models) to find relevant information in large corpora. These are models adapted to the specific language of parliamentary or legislative texts.
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What are the Pro and Think modes?

Fren offers two answer modes depending on the complexity of the question:

  • Pro: deep analysis with intermediate reasoning (~1 min)
  • Think: exhaustive research with verification across multiple sources (several minutes)

Choose the mode based on the type of question and how urgent it is.

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What is RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation)?

RAG is the technique Fren uses to ensure reliable answers. Instead of generating answers solely from the model's trained "knowledge", Fren first searches for relevant information in its official databases and then generates the answer based on those documents. This avoids hallucinations and makes it possible to cite exact sources. In addition, Fren uses subagents, so if it does not find an answer to the user's question, it can adjust its search strategy.

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What types of visualisation does Fren generate?

Fren automatically generates visualisations depending on the type of answer:

  • SVG chamber view with the individual vote of each member
  • Bar charts showing the breakdown by parliamentary group
  • Timelines of how initiatives evolve
  • Stakeholder networks with relationships and influence
  • Comparison tables across parties, regions or periods
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Does Fren respond in real time?

Yes, Fren uses response streaming: the text appears progressively as it is generated, without waiting for it to finish. In addition, in Pro and Think modes you can see the intermediate reasoning steps ("thoughts") to understand how it reaches the answer.

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