400K long context
Hold larger inputs and longer histories—review repos, long docs, or multi-step research with less manual chunking.
GPT-5.1
Stable conversational performance with a 400K context window and up to 128K output. Tune reasoning from none through high, alongside GPT-5.2, GPT-5.4, and other models in one LimaxAI workspace.
> context: 400K · output: 128K
// reasoning.effort: medium · stream: on
> cache: prefix hit · cached_tokens: 12.4K
// tools: 3 registered · structured_output: json
Capabilities
From public GPT-5.1 materials; streaming, structured output, and cache behavior depend on LimaxAI integration.
Hold larger inputs and longer histories—review repos, long docs, or multi-step research with less manual chunking.
Generate longer reports, implementations, or structured answers in one pass.
Reuse stable prefixes (system prompts, policies, few-shot examples) to cut repeated processing—if the platform exposes it.
Balance speed, cost, and depth with none, low, medium, or high reasoning effort.
Route structured tool calls into your systems for agents and automation (per chat capabilities).
Stream partial tokens for responsive chat UIs and long replies.
GPT family
GPT-5.1 targets economical, stable long-context chat; compare GPT-5.4 / GPT-5.5 for frontier agents.
Public specs evolve; available models follow LimaxAI’s model list.
| Dimension | GPT-5.1 | GPT-5.2 | GPT-5.4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Context window | 400K | Higher in public materials | ~1.05M |
| Max output | 128K | 128K class | 128K |
| Reasoning tiers | none–high | Varies by release | none–xhigh |
| Positioning | Stable chat · long context | Capability upgrade | Agents · Computer Use |
| When to pick | Cost-sensitive · long threads | Balanced upgrade | Frontier agents |
Use cases
Aligned with public GPT-5.1 positioning; LimaxAI delivers it as chat.
Review codebases, long documents, or research threads with fewer manual splits.
Multi-step thinking with configurable reasoning effort for planning, coding help, and decisions.
Put static instructions up front and dynamic user data at the end to improve prefix reuse when caching is on.
Pick 5.1 vs 5.2
Quick intra-family check; billing follows LimaxAI pricing.
| Dimension | GPT-5.1 | GPT-5.2 |
|---|---|---|
| Primary use | Stable production chat · 400K context | Harder tasks · public benchmark story |
| Context | 400K | Typically larger in public specs |
| Cost posture | More economical in the family | Stronger · often pricier |
| Tools / streaming | Supported (per integration) | Supported (per integration) |
| Prefer 5.1 when | Long threads · budget sensitive | You need more frontier performance |
Why LimaxAI
No separate API console—one chat experience across the GPT family and other frontier models.
Compare GPT-5.1, GPT-5.2, and GPT-5.4 on real tasks with unified credits.
Bill against LimaxAI points rules for straightforward team cost comparisons.
Same streaming pipeline as other chat models for long replies and iteration.
Get started
Try GPT-5.1 in LimaxAI chat.
Open Chat and pick GPT-5.1 (or the closest titled entry) from the model list.
Start small, then try long context, tool notes, or higher reasoning when the UI offers it.
Watch usage on the pricing page, then roll the workflow out to your team.
FAQ
Public docs cite 400,000 input tokens and up to 128,000 output tokens. LimaxAI limits follow the model list and gateway rules.
On supporting API stacks, caching often applies automatically to prompts ≥1,024 tokens with identical prefixes. LimaxAI chat may or may not surface cache fields—check live behavior and docs.
Public materials list none (default), low, medium, and high. Use lower tiers for latency-sensitive work and higher tiers for deep multi-step reasoning.
GPT-5.1 supports streaming, function calling, and structured output in the OpenAI ecosystem. LimaxAI chat exposes what the current integration enables.
Keep prefixes identical: static instructions and examples first, dynamic user data last, stable tool definitions. API users may also use prompt_cache_key when available.
Follow LimaxAI points rules for the selected chat model—see the pricing page and your usage history, not third-party API list prices.
Try GPT-5.1 in chat
Open Chat, pick GPT-5.1, and start with long-document Q&A or stable multi-turn chat.