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Claude claude-v1-100k showing 10k token limit

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Mar 14, 20260 views
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Problem

I have API access and am testing `claude-v1-100k`. I call API passing in `text` to the prompt, which is a large doc. [code block] I see max token count ~10k: [code block] Is it possible that some users do not have access to `claude-v1-100k`? I also tried with a second API key.

Error Output

Exception: Prompt tokens (62386) + max-sampled tokens (200) exceeds max (9216)

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Verify Access to claude-v1-100k and Adjust Token Usage

Medium Risk

The error indicates that the API is enforcing a token limit of 9216, which suggests that the user may not have access to the claude-v1-100k model. This could be due to account limitations or incorrect API endpoint usage. Additionally, the prompt size exceeds the maximum allowed tokens, leading to the exception.

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  1. 1

    Check API Access Level

    Confirm that your API key has access to the claude-v1-100k model. This can be done by reviewing your account settings or contacting the vendor's support.

  2. 2

    Use Correct API Endpoint

    Ensure that you are using the correct endpoint for the claude-v1-100k model. Refer to the API documentation for the specific endpoint to use for this model.

    javascript
    const response = await fetch('https://api.anthropic.com/v1/claude-v1-100k', { method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify({ prompt: text }) });
  3. 3

    Reduce Prompt Size

    Since the prompt tokens exceed the allowed limit, consider breaking down the document into smaller chunks or summarizing it before sending it to the API. This will help in staying within the token limits.

    javascript
    const chunkedText = text.match(/(.|\n){1,8192}/g); // Splits text into chunks of 8192 characters
  4. 4

    Test with Smaller Inputs

    Before testing with the full document, try sending a smaller input to verify that the API responds correctly without exceeding token limits.

    javascript
    const smallPrompt = 'This is a test input.'; // Use a small prompt to test the API
  5. 5

    Monitor API Response

    After making the necessary adjustments, monitor the API response for any errors or warnings. This will help ensure that the changes made are effective.

    javascript
    if (response.ok) { console.log('API call successful'); } else { console.error('API error:', response.statusText); }

Validation

Confirm that the API call returns a successful response without exceeding token limits. Additionally, verify that the model used is indeed claude-v1-100k by checking the response metadata.

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Alex Chen

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