Cohere Rerank V4.0 Fast

Developed by Cohere, north-mini-code-free is the debut model of the North family and Cohere's first agentic coding model. This sparse mixture-of-experts model features 30B total parameters and 3B active parameters, designed and optimized for high performance. With an expansive context length of 256,000 tokens, it is well-suited for handling complex developer workflows and large codebases.

Cohere's stronger command model for multilingual agents and enterprise workflows

Rerank 4 is the most advanced set of reranker models available today, purpose-built to meet the realities and challenges of enterprise AI search. It delivers best-in-class retrieval, outperforming the likes of MongoDB’s Voyage models and ElasticSearch’s Jina rerankers in overall search relevance, as well as improved latency, flexible deployment options, deep customizability and robust multilingual performance. Designed for business-critical applications across key industries and domains, Rerank 4 sets a new standard for accuracy and adaptability in enterprise search.

Cohere’s Embed 4 is a multilingual multimodal embedding model. It is capable of transforming different modalities such as images, texts, and interleaved images and texts into a single vector representation. Embed 4 offers state-of-the-art performance across all modalities (texts, images, interleaved texts and image) and in both English and multilingual settings. Embed 4 supports a 128k context length and an images can have a maximum of 2MM pixels.

Command A is Cohere most performant model to date, excelling at tool use, agents, retrieval augmented generation (RAG), and multilingual use cases. Command A has a context length of 256K, only requires two GPUs to run, and has 150% higher throughput compared to Command R+ 08-2024.

Command A is Cohere most performant model to date, excelling at tool use, agents, retrieval augmented generation (RAG), and multilingual use cases. Command A has a context length of 256K, only requires two GPUs to run, and has 150% higher throughput compared to Command R+ 08-2024.