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by kouteiheika
103 days ago
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I'd guess it's because they don't want people to reverse engineer it. Note that they're the only provider which doesn't make their tokenizer available offline as a library (i.e. the only provider whose tokenizer is secret). |
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The fact that it's impossible to get the actual thinking tokens anymore, but we have to do with a rewritten summary, is extremely off-putting. I understand that it's necessary for users, but when writing agentic applications yourself, it's super annoying not to have the actual reasoning of the agent to understand failure modes.