LLM Profile Switcher

Control AI generation with Meku’s LLM Profile Switcher. Choose Basic, Pro, or Max profiles to balance speed, reasoning depth, and credit usage when building apps.

The LLM Profile Switcher allows you to control how Meku’s AI generates your application.

Each profile uses a different model configuration and generation preset. These profiles vary in reasoning depth, structural consistency, generation quality, and credit consumption.

By selecting a profile, you can adjust how the AI approaches your project depending on whether you are prototyping quickly or building more complex applications.

Available Profiles

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Meku provides three generation profiles designed for different development scenarios.

Meku Basic

Credit Usage: 1.0x

Basic is optimized for speed and efficient credit usage.

Best suited for:

  • Fast prototyping
  • Simple landing pages
  • Early-stage ideas
  • Quick layout experiments

This profile focuses on rapid generation with lower computational cost.

Meku Pro

Credit Usage: 1.5x

Pro provides stronger reasoning and more consistent UI generation.

Best suited for:

  • Refining layouts and UI structure
  • Improving component consistency
  • Building multi-page interfaces
  • Developing production-facing features

Pro offers a balance between output quality and credit efficiency.

Meku Max

Credit Usage: 2.5x

Max uses the most advanced configuration available in Meku.

Best suited for:

  • Complex application architecture
  • Multi-page product systems
  • Advanced feature logic
  • High-precision generation

This profile prioritizes deeper reasoning and structural accuracy.

How the Profile Switcher Works

Profiles can be selected directly from the build interface before running a generation or during the iteration.

When a profile is selected:

  • All subsequent prompts use that profile’s configuration
  • Credit consumption adjusts according to the multiplier
  • Generation depth and reasoning follow the profile settings

Switching profiles does not modify previously generated code. It only affects future prompts and iterations.

When to Use Each Profile

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Choosing the right profile depends on the stage of your project.

Use Basic when:

  • Exploring ideas
  • Testing layout concepts
  • Running quick experiments

Use Pro when:

  • Refining interface structure
  • Improving UI consistency
  • Developing stable features

Use Max when:

  • Architecting larger systems
  • Building complex application flows
  • Requiring deeper reasoning from the AI

Profile selection should align with the project's complexity and the level of iteration required.

Credit Multiplier Behavior

Each profile applies a multiplier to the base credit usage.

  • Basic: 1.0x
  • Pro: 1.5x
  • Max: 2.5x

Example:

If a generation requires 100 base credits:

  • Basic consumes 100 credits
  • Pro consumes 150 credits
  • Max consumes 250 credits

This system ensures transparent resource usage across different AI configurations.

Impact on Existing Projects

Changing profiles does not affect existing project code.

Switching profiles:

  • Does not reset the project
  • Does not modify previous outputs
  • Does not remove generated components

It only influences how future prompts are interpreted and executed.

Profiles can be changed at any time during the project lifecycle.

Best Practices

For efficient development and credit usage, a staged workflow works best.

  • Start with Basic to generate initial layouts
  • Switch to Pro for structural refinement
  • Use Max when building complex features or finalizing architecture

This approach balances generation quality with credit consumption.