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# \*Upgraded Chat (v6.2.0)

### Overview: Unified Experience

On [v6.2.0](https://docs.tabnine.com/main/getting-started/tabnine-chat/pages/risy3bTOlfBfgFRRXK8K#v6.2.0), Tabnine has upgraded Chat for a fuller conversational experience. This upgrade simplifies the architecture and delivers a more consistent user experience.\
Tabnine chat will now be powered by the same strong agentic agent, allowing multiple-shot answers and tool utilization.

The chat mode will run read-only tools.

In addition, Chat will get its own dedicated Chat Usage page under the Analytics tab in the Tabnine Admin Console.

### What's Changing

#### **Inherited Capabilities**

Chat now runs on an advanced backend. This includes the following key features now being available in Chat:

* Apply All
* Scoping chips
* Custom commands
* Attribution for code blocks

#### **Chat Mode Configuration**

Chat Mode is designed to be a fast Q\&A experience with the following configurations:

* **Limited Turns**: Chat conversations are capped at 5–15 turns, focused on read operations.
* **Read-Only Tools**: In Chat mode, only read tools are provided to the LLM, but not write actions.
* **No MCP access**: Chat mode does not include MCP server access, which these remain exclusive to Agent mode.

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Tabnine doesn’t charge customers for chat mode token consumption, either in the old version or the new one.
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