docs: update model references to latest versions #608
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| | Model ID | Name | Reasoning support | Default reasoning | | ||
| | :---------------------------- | :--------------------------- | :-------------------------------- | :---------------- | | ||
| | `claude-opus-4-5-20251101` | Claude Opus 4.5 (default) | Yes (Off/Low/Medium/High) | off | | ||
| | `gpt-5.1-codex-max` | GPT-5.1-Codex-Max | Yes (Low/Medium/High/Extra High) | medium | |
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[P1] Don’t list unsupported reasoning level None for gpt-5.2-codex
This table says gpt-5.2-codex supports None, but elsewhere in these docs you describe reasoning levels as off|low|medium|high; if None isn’t actually accepted by droid exec, this will cause immediate CLI errors for users copying the command/setting.
| - **`low`**, **`medium`**, **`high`** – progressively increase deliberation time for more complex reasoning. | ||
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| Anthropic models default to `off`, while GPT-5 starts on `medium`. | ||
| Anthropic models default to `off`, while GPT-5.2 starts on `low`. |
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[P1] Don’t claim GPT-5.2 defaults to low reasoning without verifying
This changes the stated default from medium to low; if the actual CLI/model default is still medium (or model-dependent), this is user-facing incorrect behavior guidance that will lead to confusing mismatches when people follow the docs.
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Updates look generally consistent, but there are a couple places where the docs now assert specific reasoning-level support/defaults that may not match the CLI’s accepted values. If those are inaccurate, users will hit immediate errors or see behavior that contradicts the documentation.
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