Command A Vision

Name: Command A Vision
Author: Cohere

CohereOpen WeightsPending Human Review

Command A Vision adds enterprise image understanding to a Command A language backbone through a multimodal adapter and SigLIP2 vision encoder. The 112B-parameter model accepts text and images and generates text for OCR, charts, tables, document questions, and visual analysis. It officially targets six languages: English, Portuguese, Italian, French, German, and Spanish. The hosted API documents a 128K context and 8K output; the downloadable Hugging Face configuration defaults to 32K while supporting extension to 128K. Its downloadable weights use non-commercial terms. Cohere’s limitations explicitly exclude tool use despite the capability badges on the documentation page.

2025-07-31

112B

Dense autoregressive Transformer with SigLIP2 vision encoder and multimodal adapter

CC-BY-NC-4.0 with acceptable-use addendum

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Specifications

Parameters: 112B
Architecture: Dense autoregressive Transformer with SigLIP2 vision encoder and multimodal adapter
License: CC-BY-NC-4.0 with acceptable-use addendum
Context Window: 128,000 tokens
Max Output: 8,000 tokens
Training Data Cutoff: June 1, 2024
Type: multimodal
Modalities: textimage

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Advanced Specifications

Model Family: Command
API Access: Available
Chat Interface: Available
Multilingual Support: Yes
Variants: command-a-vision-07-2025

Capabilities & Limitations

Capabilities: visionOCRdocument understandingtable understandingmultilingual
Known Limitations: Downloaded weights are licensed for non-commercial use; commercial deployments require separate terms.Tool use is explicitly unsupported by the official limitations.Downloadable configuration defaults to 32K; 128K requires configuration changes.Accepts images but does not generate them.
Notable Use Cases: enterprise document analysisvisual question answeringchart interpretation
Function Calling Support: No
Tool Use Support: No

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