Version history

In an update detected on September 10, 2026, Cohere modified its Acceptable Use Policy documentation. The change involved one sentence revision within the policy's table of contents or navigation structure. The specific operational impact of this single sentence modification cannot be determined from the provided diff context, as the truncated excerpts show only navigation links and model listings without displaying the actual policy text that changed.

The detected change on September 6, 2026 involved minor modifications to navigation and menu structure within Cohere's documentation pages. Two sentences were modified, but the substantive content of the Acceptable Use Policy itself was not revised. The document's operative terms, restrictions, and user obligations remain functionally unchanged.

The navigation menu in Cohere's documentation was updated on August 28, 2026 to add references to 'Parse' (a text parsing capability) and 'Document Parsing Best Practices' in the developer guides section. The change is a documentation structure update with no material change to the Acceptable Use Policy itself or the terms under which developers may use Cohere's platform.

In an update detected on August 8, 2026, Cohere reorganized its documentation structure and navigation. The change modified the table of contents and menu organization of its platform documentation, adding new sections for Model Vault management (including Overview, Quickstart, Deploy & manage, Operate & observe, and details on Standard Vault, Encrypted Vault, and Model Vault with North), while removing the standalone 'Model Vault' entry from the integrations section. The updated structure now emphasizes vault management and operational topics alongside existing API and deployment guidance.

In an update detected on August 1, 2026, Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy added two navigation references: 'Cohere Web Crawlers' now appears in the documentation index alongside existing policy resources. This is a documentation and navigation change with no material alteration to substantive policy language or operational requirements for users.

In an update detected on July 29, 2026, Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy was revised. The change added a reference to 'Cohere Trust Center' in the document's navigation or resource list. This appears to be a structural or organizational update directing users to additional governance or trust-related information, rather than a substantive modification to the policy's operative terms.

Cohere's Usage Policy documentation was updated on July 8, 2026 to reflect changes in their product navigation and resource guides. The diff shows two updates to the policy's table of contents: the addition of 'LLMU' to the main Guides section, and the addition of 'Cohere Transcribe Arabic' to the models documentation. These are organizational and product catalog updates with no material changes to the substantive usage restrictions, obligations, or rights described in the policy itself.

Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy underwent documentation restructuring on June 11, 2026. The change involved removal of extensive navigation elements and course materials from the policy documentation, while retaining core policy language. The operational policy itself—what uses of Cohere services are permitted or prohibited—appears materially unchanged based on the text provided.

Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy documentation was reorganized on June 10, 2026, with substantial additions to navigation and educational content in the policy document. The updated document added extensive new sections covering integration tutorials, model deployment guides, fine-tuning instructions, and use-case examples. One sentence in the policy itself was modified, though the core usage policy language applying to all Cohere Services remains substantively unchanged. The operational effect is expanded instructional content alongside the policy framework, though the binding policy requirements themselves were not materially altered.

Cohere's Usage Policy page underwent a navigation and documentation restructuring on June 10, 2026. The change added extensive new sections to the documentation structure, including integrations, deployment options, tutorials, and expanded model documentation. The core policy language itself (the sentence describing the scope of the Usage Policy) remained substantively unchanged, though it was repositioned within a significantly expanded documentation architecture.

Cohere removed 38 sentences from its Usage Policy on May 24, 2026, substantially reducing the document from a detailed acceptable use policy to a minimal stub containing only navigation and heading elements. The previous version included universal requirements prohibiting specific activities such as child exploitation, sexually explicit content involving minors, and defined enforcement mechanisms including restriction, suspension, or termination of access. The updated version retains only document structure and no substantive policy content, meaning Cohere Services users no longer have a posted acceptable use policy to reference or rely upon.