Command A Reasoning by Cohere is an advanced model for enterprise reasoning tasks. Designed for private deployment, it outperforms models like gpt-oss-120b while running on a single H100. A user-controlled token budget lets you balance performance and cost.
Cohere has just open-sourced their new reasoning model, Command A Reasoning.
It's a powerful model designed for private enterprise deployment. Users can control the token budget to switch between instant responses and deep reasoning with a single deployment, a very practical approach for managing GPU costs.
One thing I really like is that its thinking process isn't hidden or abstracted away. The chain-of-thought is very detailed, which is great for enterprise apps that need auditable reasoning.
Love how your models balance high performance with strong data security — perfect for enterprise makers who care about privacy. Excited to see how this evolves!
Just gave this a look—being able to run serious reasoning on a single H100 is wild. Curious, Zac, how’s the token budget control working out in real enterprise tests?
Being able to run serious enterprise AI on just one H100 is wild—no more giant server bills, tbh. Loving the smart control over token spend, too!
About Command A Reasoning on Product Hunt
“Enterprise-grade control for AI agents”
Command A Reasoning launched on Product Hunt on August 25th, 2025 and earned 171 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #8 on the daily leaderboard. Command A Reasoning by Cohere is an advanced model for enterprise reasoning tasks. Designed for private deployment, it outperforms models like gpt-oss-120b while running on a single H100. A user-controlled token budget lets you balance performance and cost.
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Zac Zuo
Hi everyone!
Cohere has just open-sourced their new reasoning model, Command A Reasoning.
It's a powerful model designed for private enterprise deployment. Users can control the token budget to switch between instant responses and deep reasoning with a single deployment, a very practical approach for managing GPU costs.
One thing I really like is that its thinking process isn't hidden or abstracted away. The chain-of-thought is very detailed, which is great for enterprise apps that need auditable reasoning.
You can try it out on the Cohere Playground and HF Spaces.