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## Basic usage
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Aider is configured to work with most popular reasoning models out of the box.
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You can use them like this:
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```bash
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# Sonnet uses a thinking token budget
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aider --model sonnet --thinking-tokens 8k
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# o3-mini uses low/medium/high reasoning effort
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aider --model o3-mini --reasoning-effort high
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# R1 doesn't have configurable thinking/reasoning
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aider --model r1
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```
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Inside the aider chat, you can use `/thinking-tokens 4k` or `/reasoning-effort low` to change
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the amount of reasoning.
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The rest of this document describes more advanced details which are mainly needed
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if you're configuring aider to work with a lesser known reasoning model or one served
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via an unusual provider.
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## Reasoning settings
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Different models support different reasoning settings. Aider provides several ways to control reasoning behavior:
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