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Cohere's Command A Plus Model

Capabilities
ReasoningMultilingualImage InputsSafety ModesCitationsTool UseStructured Outputs
Pricing

For both trial keys and production keys, Command A+ is free until rate limits are reached. Learn more about rate limits for different models and key types here.

Command A+ can be used in production through Cohere's Model Vault.

Specifications
    Context Window: 128,000 tokens
    Max Output Tokens: 64,000 tokens
    Knowledge Cutoff: April 1, 2025
API Endpoints
Model ID
command-a-plus-05-2026
Chat V2Chat CompletionsChat V1

Description

Command A+ is Cohere’s first Mixture of Experts model, bringing together the power of a strong agentic model, supporting vision and text on input, and expanding the language support to 48 languages, including all of the official European Union languages. With the MoE architecture, the model brings balance with providing a highly accurate user experience, while balancing out the need for enterprises to have a high throughput, low latency solution that minimizes the amount of GPUs required per instance, offering 1xB200 / 2xH100 support.

What Can Command A+ Be Used For?

Command A+ is excellent for:

  • Complex, Multimodal Agentic Tasks: With mixed modality (vision / text) inputs, the model can autonomously take actions and interact with its environment to solve complex tasks.
  • Multilingual Tasks: With support for 48 languages, combined with the model’s reasoning, agentic problem solving & vision processing capabilities, Command A+ expands not only the number of languages supported, but what enterprises across the globe can do with Cohere’s models.
  • Balancing Accuracy & Efficiency: Providing support for deploying the model with as few as a single B200 or two H100 chips, and with vast improvements in reasoning, image processing, and agentic tasks over the rest of the Command A family, Command A+ is the fastest and most performant model in the Command A family by far.

There’s more to be said about token budgets, enabling and disabling the thinking operation, etc., which can be found in our dedicated Reasoning guide.