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The Models page controls which models agents in a workspace can call. Its rules inherit from the account default until you override them here. Open the workspace and click Models under Setup. Model rules apply only when the account uses its own LLM keys. If it has none, the page shows Using Guild-provided tokens instead of the editor, and model controls appear once you add a key to the account. Keys always belong to the account. A workspace can’t hold a key of its own, but its rules can point at any key the account owns and change which models that key serves here.

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Inherit or override

A badge shows which rules apply:
  • Inherited — this level uses the rules of the level above it. The list is read-only. Click Override to copy those rules here, in order, and start editing them.
  • Overridden — this level sets its own rules, which replace the inherited ones entirely. Click Reset to inherited to drop them. Reset can’t be undone.
If the account default changes after you override, the status reads The account default changed — these rules still apply. Click View account default to compare. Manage LLM settings opens the account’s Models & providers page, where keys and the account default live. If the account has no keys of its own, Guild-provided tokens serve every call and there are no rules to set.

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Edit rules

Rules are ranked, and the first matching rule wins. The rule list has these columns: Click Add rule to add one. It’s disabled once every key has a rule. Use the row’s Rule actions menu to Edit or Delete a rule. In the Add rule or Edit rule dialog, pick a Key, then choose one of:
  • All models on this key — allow every model the provider exposes for that key.
  • Specific models — click Add model and pick from the Provider catalog, or type a glob such as haiku-* or gpt-4o-* and select Add “value”.
Saving a Specific models rule with no models disables that key at this level, so agents here can’t use it. Changes apply immediately. There is no separate save step.

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How workspace rules combine with others

Rules resolve from least to most specific: account, workspace, agent, then workspace agent. The most specific level with its own rules wins, and its rules replace the inherited ones. To set rules for one agent in this workspace, use the Models section on its detail page. See Rule hierarchy and inheritance.
Last modified on November 5, 2026