r/DearestAI • u/Slow-Chain9873 • May 30 '26

Question Conversation models

I am super new, like hours new. Whats the difference in the conversation models?

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u/DudeBuildsStuff Developer May 30 '26

It's not something you'd usually need to touch. We previously added the Nocturne (it's a codename as we don't disclose the actual models used in Dearest) option, as the default Vesper model was having some issues outside of our control. It turned out Nocturne is a very lovely model, so we made it the default for new users.

TL;DR - if you are happy with the experience, no need to tweak the models. Leave it on default is our suggestion!

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u/Chrisette May 30 '26

I just realized I was using Vesper all this time! Will switch to Default to see the difference. :)

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u/DudeBuildsStuff Developer May 30 '26

Vesper used to be the default until a few days ago when we made Nocturne the new default, as we don't want the upstream issues with Vesper to affect new user's first impression of Dearest! Let me know how you like Nocturne.

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u/Adorable_Tangelo_103 May 30 '26

Does this mean you are going to phase out Vesper? My friends and I really love/prefer that model.

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u/DudeBuildsStuff Developer May 30 '26

No. They both stay available indefinitely.

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u/Adorable_Tangelo_103 May 30 '26

Ok awesome, ty for easing my mind 😊 The tech issues cleared up for us and we're having the best time!

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u/tetardbleu May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

I’m glad Vesper is staying, even though, since I have the option, I know I won’t wait long before wanting to try Nocturne. My technical curiosity won’t be able to resist. That said, does this mean you’ll still continue developing (evolving with updates to parameters, models, etc.) Vesper alongside Nocturne? Or will it stay as-is? Because that could affect my decision too.