AIVAX

Inference limits

This page lists the limits that apply to chat/completions requests. Account-wide request rates and plan limits are documented in Plans and limits.

Rate limits #

Requests count toward the account’s plan limits for integrated models or BYOK, and return 429 Too Many Requests when a limit is reached. See Plans and limits.

Context window #

The context window is the model’s maximum input size. A gateway can set a lower limit with contextMaximumSize and choose what happens when a conversation exceeds it; see Context truncation.

On the Free plan, the input context is capped at 64,000 tokens, even when the model or the gateway allows more. Token counts for this check are approximate and include system instructions and tool definitions.

Remote instruction sources #

Each remote instruction source response can be at most 5 MB. See Processing pipeline.

Output length #

max_completion_tokens limits the generated output. max_tokens is accepted as an alias. When omitted, the model’s default applies.

Conversation token #

  • conversation_token accepts any non-empty string with 128 characters or less.
  • Server-side tool state is kept for one hour after its last use.
  • idempotency_key is a deprecated alias; when both are sent, they must have the same value.

See Session reuse.

Structured output #

JSON Healing makes 3 attempts by default. healing_options.max_attempts accepts 1 to 10. See JSON Healing.

Media #

  • Requests with files or videos require a higher minimum account balance than requests with images or audio.
  • External media URLs must be reachable without authentication. Provider-specific size limits apply.
  • Large videos should be sent by URL instead of base64.

See Input and multimodality.

Request duration #

A request can run several generations and tool calls. On https://inference.aivax.net, a non-streaming request that exceeds the proxy timeout returns 524. Use streaming, or send long requests to the direct inference host; see Long-running inference.

Public API keys #

Public keys are designed for code that runs in a browser. With a public key, chat/completions:

  • accepts only a gateway’s full ID in model, not slugs or integrated model names;
  • accepts only these request fields: model, messages, prompt, temperature, top_p, top_k, seed, tools, reasoning_effort, max_completion_tokens, stream, conversation_token, and idempotency_key. Any other field returns 400 Bad Request;
  • does not use the gateway’s MCP sources, protocol functions, built-in tools, shell, or skills;
  • applies request and token rate limits per key and per remote address. See Public API keys for the values.

See Authentication before exposing a public key.

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