The document discloses that Mistral Medium 3.5 supports agentic and multi-turn conversation workflows via /v1/agents and /v1/conversations endpoints, including built-in tool use accessible through the same routes.
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Agentic endpoints authorize the model to operate in multi-step, tool-using workflows that may involve repeated API calls, external tool invocation, and extended autonomous task execution; the governance implications of agentic deployments, including accountability for model-initiated actions, are operationally distinct from single-turn chat completions.
Interpretive note: The model card does not describe the scope of built-in tools available, the data accessed by those tools, or the oversight mechanisms applicable to agentic task execution, leaving governance implications partially indeterminate from this document alone.
The updated model card reflects new pricing for mistral-medium-3-5: the token cost has increased from €1.25 per million tokens (€6.4 per million on a higher tier) to $1.5 per million tokens ($7.5 on a higher tier). The pricing currency has shifted from EUR to USD as the primary denomination. Organizations using this model through Mistral AI's API will encounter higher per-token costs at current exchange rates. No opt-out mechanism is available; the new pricing applies to all API consumption of this model.
View change record →Under this disclosure, the API authorizes deployment of Mistral Medium 3.5 in agentic configurations where the model may execute multi-step tasks, invoke built-in tools, and maintain stateful conversations; downstream deployers are responsible for defining the scope and oversight of agentic task execution within their applications.
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Agentic endpoints authorize the model to operate in multi-step, tool-using workflows that may involve repeated API calls, external tool invocation, and extended autonomous task execution; the governance implications of agentic deployments, including accountability for model-initiated actions, are operationally distinct from single-turn chat completions.
Under this disclosure, the API authorizes deployment of Mistral Medium 3.5 in agentic configurations where the model may execute multi-step tasks, invoke built-in tools, and maintain stateful conversations; downstream deployers are responsible for defining the scope and oversight of agentic task execution within their applications.
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