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A 256k-token context ceiling directly bounds how much input and conversational history the model can consider in a single request.
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Any single request to the model cannot exceed 256,000 tokens of combined input context.
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"Context 256kExcerpt from Mistral AI's Mistral Medium 3.5 Model Card
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A 256k-token context ceiling directly bounds how much input and conversational history the model can consider in a single request.
Any single request to the model cannot exceed 256,000 tokens of combined input context.
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