Token Limit

The maximum number of tokens a model can handle in a single input or output sequence.

What is Token Limit?

Token limits define the boundaries of how much text an AI model can process at once. In AI automation, these limits affect how large texts need to be chunked and processed.

Knowing about token limits is important for designing workflows that effectively handle large documents or conversations while staying within model constraints.

Why is Token Limit important?

Working within token limits is essential for reliable automation. For businesses using Lleverage, understanding these limits helps in designing efficient workflows that can handle large amounts of text without running into processing barriers. This knowledge is crucial for creating scalable and reliable automation solutions.

How you can use
Token Limit
with Lleverage

A legal firm uses Lleverage to automate contract analysis. Their workflow intelligently splits long contracts into processable chunks that respect token limits, then reassembles the analysis into a comprehensive review, ensuring effective processing of even lengthy documents.

Token Limit
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How do I handle documents that exceed token limits?

Implement chunking strategies that break documents into smaller pieces while maintaining context and coherence.

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