Configured model
The agent uses the main model selected directly in MIMETOR and works with the capabilities available in its environment.
A Cloud Brain bridge turns an authenticated web session with your chosen provider into the reasoning layer of the current MIMETOR agent. You keep working in one conversation while MIMETOR provides the project context and executes compatible local actions you authorize.
Without a bridge, prompts, project details, files, commands and results have to be moved manually between a chat window and the local workspace. With a bridge, the provider reasons inside the MIMETOR workflow and compatible results return to the same conversation.
The agent uses the main model selected directly in MIMETOR and works with the capabilities available in its environment.
The current agent uses an available provider for reasoning and MIMETOR executes only requests compatible with that integration.
The current chat, project sources and compatible operating context are prepared for the selected provider.
When the provider requests a supported action, MIMETOR validates it, runs it in the local environment and returns the result.
The reasoning, tool request and result remain linked, reducing manual handoffs during long or multi-step tasks.
The license enables the bridge on one device. The account, session and terms of use remain with the provider.
The user purchases the license and activates it on one device.
They sign in directly with the provider inside the dedicated Cloud Brain browser.
MIMETOR associates the local chat with a remote conversation from the selected provider.
The provider receives compatible context and returns an answer or supported request.
MIMETOR validates and executes the compatible request in the user’s environment.
The result returns to the same conversation until an answer or blocker is reached.
Choose the provider you already use, whose account and limits fit your work. Each bridge connects its supported remote workspace to MIMETOR; interfaces, plans and supported operations can differ.
Best suited to users who already work in ChatGPT and want to use a dedicated Project as the remote workspace. MIMETOR links each local chat to its corresponding conversation and uses the operations supported by the ChatGPT bridge.
Best suited to users who prefer Qwen or already have an active Qwen session. It uses a dedicated Project and communicates with MIMETOR through the supported intent protocol; behavior must not be assumed to be identical to ChatGPT.
Uses your authenticated z.ai web session and links each local chat to its remote conversation. GLM reasons while MIMETOR validates and executes compatible local actions. A persistent provider Project is not required.
Availability and behavior can change when provider platforms are updated.
Examples depend on the tools enabled by the user and the operations supported by the selected bridge.
Analyze a codebase, plan changes, request compatible file or terminal actions, inspect results and continue from the same conversation.
Keep project material together while the provider reasons over the task and MIMETOR handles the authorized local workflow.
Reduce repeated context transfers when a task needs several cycles of reasoning, execution, verification and correction.
The public guide uses real MIMETOR screens and includes a complete troubleshooting checklist.
A provider outage, usage limit or account restriction is not an outage of MIMETOR’s local core.
One-time payment. Final price includes VAT. When you upgrade a combination, the server calculates the difference to the destination.
The license does not include provider accounts, subscriptions or credits.
The bridge depends on communication with the external platform, even though the license is validated locally after activation.
No. The license for purchased bridges is perpetual for the activated device.
No. Each license is activated on one device.
No. You use your own account and whatever access the provider requires.
No. It needs to communicate with the provider platform.
That capability is not sold or promised as part of the bridges. Subordinate delegation belongs to native MIMETOR operation.
That must not be assumed. Each integration uses a different contract and restrictions.
MIMETOR will investigate the incompatibility and distribute an update when a fix exists.
Not during normal use. After activation, MIMETOR locally verifies the signed document and its link to the device.