Nansen said on X that Nansen Agent can now automatically assess how difficult a question is before responding. Under the new automatic mode, the system adjusts its reasoning intensity dynamically instead of limiting users to only a fast mode or an expert mode. That means simpler prompts can be answered more quickly, while more complex ones trigger deeper reasoning. Nansen also said the mode can operate at any level between fast and expert, rather than switching only between two fixed settings. According to the company, this approach uses fewer credits than running every query in expert mode. The update points to a more flexible way of allocating compute inside the product, with response depth changing based on the complexity of the question being asked.
Nansen said on X that Nansen Agent now automatically judges how difficult a question is.
In automatic mode, the agent adjusts its reasoning level dynamically rather than staying only in fast mode or expert mode. Nansen said the setting can operate at any level between those two. Simpler questions are answered faster, while more complex ones receive deeper reasoning.
The company added that this mode uses fewer credits than relying on expert mode for every query.
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