GoHighLevel Just Let You Pick Claude, Gemini, or GPT Inside Your Automations

🎯 Claim your FREE 30 Day Trial of High Level + Our Bonus Profit Center Snapshot & $6,789 in bonuses + a Live Kick Off Call! http://nickponte.ai/highlevelprofits 💎 ALREADY A HIGHLEVEL USER? You can still claim all my bonuses when you upgrade through my link- UNLIMITED PLAN 👇 https://www.gohighlevel.com/297upgrad... 💎The PRO PLAN 👇 https://www.gohighlevel.com/existing-... 💰 Want a FREE course & community to help strategize and grow your business with AI? Join the AI Control Room-- where I share real strategies that work → https://nickponte.ai/aicontrolroom 🎥 Want to know how I make videos like these? Check out the full breakdown here https://nickponte.ai/aicontentengine 🔥Want my company to do your marketing? https://mynamarketing.com/ 📩 Let’s Connect on Instagram   / nickponte   ______________________________ GoHighLevel just quietly opened up its AI Agent workflow action to three AI providers instead of one, and most agencies building automations right now have no idea it happened. In this video, I break down exactly what changed when GoHighLevel added Claude, Gemini, and GPT as selectable models inside the AI Agent action, why the new reasoning-effort control (Low, Medium, High) matters even more than the model list itself, and how to actually use "model routing" to make your client workflows faster, more accurate, and cheaper to run at scale. I'll walk through a real lead-qualification example broken into 3 steps, show you the exact mistake most agencies are about to make with this update, and give you a smarter, tested way to assign the right AI model to the right task instead of defaulting to the most expensive option out of habit. I also cover what this means for pricing your services in tiers, testing model changes before you push them live to real clients, and why a stronger model doesn't automatically mean fewer mistakes if your prompt and context aren't dialed in. If you run a GoHighLevel agency, freelance on the platform, or you're building your own automations for the first time, this is one of those updates that looks small in a dropdown menu and is actually a meaningful shift in how you should be architecting every workflow going forward.