Kove Models
Every generative capability in Kove is powered by one of five proprietary models — each built in-house and tuned specifically for how people actually work.
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The text and reasoning brain of Kove.
Solaris is the model behind every chat, plan, and piece of code Kove writes — well-rounded, fast, and tuned for the way people actually work. It handles daily writing, research, planning, coding, brainstorming, and drives Kove's native tool use: web search, files, images, connectors, and Kove Artifacts. Solaris can be swapped for its deeper-thinking sibling, Caspian, mid-conversation without losing context.
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A variation of Solaris with extended thinking.
Caspian is Solaris with the reasoning dial turned up: a deeper-thinking variant for hard problems, long-horizon planning, careful multi-step analysis, and anything where quality matters more than raw speed. It uses the same tools as Solaris and answers in the same voice, so you can escalate a conversation to Caspian, get the harder answer, then drop back to Solaris — all in one thread.
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Generation and editing, side by side.
Kove Image is a pair of sibling models: one composes new photoreal images from a prompt, the other edits an existing image with a natural-language instruction while preserving everything you didn't ask to change. It works on anything living in your chat — generated, searched, or uploaded — and drops results straight into your gallery, ready to download or attach to the next message.
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The voice of Kove.
Kove TTS is the speaking half of the workspace: warm, human prosody with a curated cast of voices — Tessa, Olivia, Clive, and Tyler — that can carry a conversation without the flat 'AI narrator' feel. It powers voice mode, the read-aloud button on every reply, and Kove Podcasts, streaming sentence by sentence so playback starts almost the moment Kove starts talking.
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Print-ready vector design, on demand.
Vine writes SVG from scratch — posters, cards, flyers, invitations, business cards, social posts. Because the output is true vector, everything is infinitely scalable, tiny in file size, and easy to edit downstream. Vine is where Kove goes when typography matters and pixels don't. It composes with a clear viewBox, native shape tags, and logical groups so the result is clean enough to hand to a designer.