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DeepSeek-V3.1

DeepSeek-V3.1 is designed as a versatile hybrid inference model that introduces a dual-mode approach to task execution. By offering distinct thinking and non-thinking pathways, the model allows users to select the appropriate depth for their specific requirements, ranging from standard conversational tasks to complex, multi-step reasoning. This architecture is specifically engineered to enhance agentic capabilities, providing a robust framework for handling intricate search tasks and technical workflows that demand high levels of precision and logical consistency.

Built upon the foundation of its predecessor, the model incorporates extensive continued pretraining on a massive scale of 840 billion tokens to refine its long-context performance and overall stability. Post-training enhancements have been applied to sharpen its tool-use proficiency and ensure reliable function calling, making it a strong candidate for automated agentic systems. These refinements also address previous challenges with multilingual consistency and character handling, resulting in a more stable and capable tool for developers seeking to integrate advanced reasoning into their applications.

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Qiniu
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deepseek-v3.1
Release date
Aug 19, 2025
Last updated
Aug 19, 2025
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Output tokens
32,000 tokens
Context window
128,000 tokens

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RunPod published a technical analysis examining DeepSeek V3.1's architectural changes relative to the V3-0324 model, describing V3.1 as a breakthrough hybrid reasoning model that dynamically toggles between fast inference and deep chain-of-thought logic within a single architecture. The piece situates the V3.1 release The analysis details how V3.1's hybrid behavior is governed by chat template parameters rather than separate model paths: the thinking mode uses the

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