Mode name | Description |
Standard Mode | Standard mode applications use the platform's preset standardized processing flow. Combines a reasoning model with a generative model for stable and accurate Q&A results. Workflows can also be added to handle complex business processes. |
Single-Workflow Mode | Single-Workflow mode applications execute a specific workflow for all user interactions, ensuring the integrity and standardization of business processes. This mode is ideal for enterprise service scenarios where business goals are clear and operations follow a unified procedure. This mode supports two invocation methods: synchronous & asynchronous: Synchronous Invocation (Default) Runs the workflow in real-time and responds to the user step by step. A new request can only be initiated after the workflow has fully completed. Example: In banking customer service workflow for credit card installments, the user must follow the steps sequentially (choosing installment parameters, confirming service fees, and waiting approval). Only after the full workflow is complete can the user begin a new request. Asynchronous Invocation Returns an immediate response while workflow continues executing in the background. The user can proceed to initiate new requests without waiting. This effectively prevents issues such as long execution times, limited client resources (e.g. unstable networks), or the inability to maintain long connections (e.g. stateless HTTP requests). Example: When asynchronously invoking a workflow for video analysis, the user immediately receives a confirmation message. The user can then leave the app or start analyzing another video without waiting for completion. Note: Asynchronous calls is only supported for Single-Workflow applications without parameter extraction, tab, or reply nodes. It is designed for tasks that do not require multi-turn interaction. Concurrency for asynchronous calls depends on the account’s permissions. Multiple simultaneous tasks will be queued. Asynchronous tasks return results within 24 hours. |
Multi-Agent Mode | Multi-Agent Mode applications utilize large models to coordinate multiple agents to complete complex tasks, and offer flexible invocation tools where specific agents that can autonomously initiate actions or request assistance from other agents to complete subtasks. This mode is ideal for scenarios requiring adaptive responses, multi-tool usage, and Multi-Agent collaboration. For more details, see What Is Multi-Agent. |


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