Models, libraries, and skills
Choose how Tenor approaches your interface.
Use Tenor Auto
Tenor Auto selects a model for the request. Open the model picker to choose an available alternative when you have a specific reason to compare.
The picker reflects the models available to your account. Tenor will let you know when your included usage is running low.
Choose a foundation
New text-only UI interfaces use a bundled shadcn foundation. Screenshot and Figma work follow the supplied visual reference; edits preserve the existing component’s foundation.
Use Settings → Libraries to manage supported options. Name a library in your request when it is a requirement.
Guide the design approach
Settings → Skills lets you manage supported design guidance. A skill helps shape the approach; it does not replace explaining the interface’s purpose and constraints.
Keep guidance relevant. If instructions conflict, clarify which direction should govern the next result.
Compare results
Try the same bounded task with another model when you want to compare approaches. Judge behavior, code, and reference fidelity as well as the first impression.