GPAI Ledger › C4AI Command A Plus (Cohere) › Capture 17 Aug 2026
C4AI Command A Plus — capture 20260817T082521Z
| Provider | Cohere |
|---|---|
| Target | provider page — https://docs.cohere.com/docs/command-a-plus |
| Fetched (UTC) | 2026-08-17T08:25:21Z |
| Stored file | 3ab458e0f3cf869c1e9cb81f2bf5f51f42c622d1114de9f335abb17cb4f36a02.html.txt (893,627 bytes) (served with a .txt suffix so the captured page cannot run scripts on this site; bytes are identical — the SHA-256 verifies against this file) |
| SHA-256 | 3ab458e0f3cf869c1e9cb81f2bf5f51f42c622d1114de9f335abb17cb4f36a02 |
| OpenTimestamps proof | 3ab458e0f3cf869c1e9cb81f2bf5f51f42c622d1114de9f335abb17cb4f36a02.html.ots (calendar-attested; anchored in bitcoin over time) |
| Wayback | Wayback snapshot, 2026-08-19 11:24 UTC (separate fetch of a rendered page — bytes differ from this capture) |
| Prior capture of this target | 83e7404c5f92a89bb44cc41bf58eb9eceecce25ebaae0accff2a9660d3094fa9 (captured 2026-08-17T08:05:47Z) |
Verify: sha256sum 3ab458e0f3cf869c1e9cb81f2bf5f51f42c622d1114de9f335abb17cb4f36a02.html.txt must equal the hash above (the filename IS the expected hash); ots verify 3ab458e0f3cf869c1e9cb81f2bf5f51f42c622d1114de9f335abb17cb4f36a02.html.ots -f 3ab458e0f3cf869c1e9cb81f2bf5f51f42c622d1114de9f335abb17cb4f36a02.html.txt (opentimestamps.org) proves the capture time (fresh proofs report 'pending' until bitcoin-anchored, typically within a day).
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( Learn more ) docs v2 API v2 API Search / Ask AI DASHBOARD PLAYGROUND DOCS COMMUNITY LOG IN Guides and concepts API Reference Release Notes LLMU Cookbooks Search / Ask AI v2 API v2 API Guides and concepts API Reference Release Notes LLMU Cookbooks Get Started Welcome to Cohere Cohere Platform Overview Installation Creating a client Quickstart Playground FAQs Model Vault Overview Quickstart Deploy & manage Operate & observe Standard Vault Encrypted Vault Model Vault with North Models An Overview of Cohere's Models Audio Aya Command Command A+ Command A Command A Reasoning Command A Translate Command A Vision Command R7B Command R+ Command R Embed North Rerank Text Generation Introduction to Text Generation at Cohere Using the Chat API Reasoning Image Inputs Streaming Responses Structured Outputs Predictable Outputs Advanced Generation Parameters Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Tool Use Tokens and Tokenizers Summarizing Text Safety Modes Embeddings (Vectors, Search, Retrieval) Introduction to Embeddings at Cohere Semantic Search with Embeddings Multimodal Embeddings Batch Embedding Jobs Reranking Going to Production API Keys and Rate Limits Going Live Deprecations How Does Cohere's Pricing Work? 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Cohere Text Generation Tutorial Building a Chatbot with Cohere Semantic Search with Cohere Reranking with Cohere RAG with Cohere Building an Agent with Cohere Agentic RAG Routing Queries to Data Sources Generating Parallel Queries Performing Tasks Sequentially Generating Multi-Faceted Queries Querying Structured Data (Tables) Querying Structured Data (SQL) Cohere on Azure Text Generation Semantic Search Reranking Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Tool Use & Agents Usage Policy Command R and Command R+ Model Card Cohere Web Crawlers Cohere Labs Acceptable Use Policy Cohere Toolkit Datasets Improve Cohere Docs DASHBOARD PLAYGROUND DOCS COMMUNITY LOG IN System On this page Description What Can Command A+ Be Used For? General Model Properties Distribution and Technical Integration Model Data and Training Scroll to top Models Command Cohere’s Command A+ Model Copy page Capabilities Reasoning Multilingual Image Inputs Safety Modes Citations Tool Use Structured 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 V2 Chat Completions Chat V1 Try in Playground 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 . General Name of the model provider : Cohere Inc. Release Date : May 20, 2026 Model dependencies : N/A Contact : support@cohere.com Model Properties Model architecture : Command A+ is a sparse mixture-of-experts model. Input modalities : Text, image Output modalities : Text Model Size : 218B total, 25B active Distribution and Technical Integration Cohere Deployment : Deployment options are subject to terms of use applicable to the deployment type or platform. Usage is subject to limitations set out in commercial agreements with customers, which includes Cohere’s Usage Policy . Open Source Deployment : Command A+ is available under an Apache 2.0 License on Hugging Face . Technical Integration and Required Software (if any) : For Cohere Deployments, see our Installation Guide on getting started with Command A+. For Open Source Deployments, instructions are available on the HuggingFace page . Required Hardware : 1× B200 at W4A4 or 2× H100s at W4A4 Model Data and Training Pre-training : The model was trained on a large-scale collection of unlabelled data using self-supervised learning to learn general patterns, syntax, and semantics across multiple languages. Post-training : During post training, labelled datasets were used with supervised fine-tuning (SFT) and reinforcement learning (RL) techniques to maximize the model’s performance over a wide spectrum of domains and capabilities. Data : Across both pre-training and post-training, various data sources and modalities are used, which include text and image content sourced from publicly available information, proprietary datasets developed or generated by Cohere with human annotation or through automated means, including synthetic data, and datasets sourced from specialized data vendors. In most cases, Cohere customers use Cohere models in their own environments, meaning Cohere has no access to inputs submitted to its models and does not use them for model training. De-identified data from the use of Cohere models on Cohere-hosted environments (e.g. user inputs) may be used in limited circumstances where permitted by user controls and Cohere’s relevant terms of service. Training Data Processing : Cohere employs various techniques to ensure data quality and suitability for training, including deduplication, filtering for toxic or harmful content, and quality filtering. 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