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Show Thinking

By enabling Show Thinking, you can peek into the mind of Lumi AI and see how it works through a particular problem in more detail.

The iterative problem-solving approach is represented in blocks; below are some aspects to highlight

  • Adaptive, not linear: The blocks don’t represent a fixed sequence. Lumi may revisit earlier steps — clarifying intent, pulling in new context, or retrying reasoning — before moving forward.

  • Transparent: Each block can expand to reveal more about the reasoning behind Lumi’s decisions.

  • Trust-building: By showing how Lumi works through a problem, Show Thinking builds confidence in the quality of the final result.

To enable Show Thinking mode, the user just has to enable the feature as seen in the screenshot below:

After entering a specific prompt, The cues will update as Lumi works—no extra action required until the result is delivered.

Hide Thinking

Hide Thinking gives users a visual cue of where their request currently sits within Lumi AI’s dynamic reasoning loop—without exposing every underlying step. It’s a lightweight way to track progress at a glance.

Note: Many of Lumi AI’s recursive steps—such as error handling, re-checking context, or refining partial answers—happen silently in the background. These adjustments ensure the final response is accurate and complete, without requiring user intervention.

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