command-a-plus
Its best results are in Programmatic Reasoning (#108 of 177) and Reliability (#109 of 177); weakest in Knowledge Work (#128 of 176). Three of seven dimensions are estimated, because no results are published yet.
IQ profile
IQ dimensions
Ranks are among models scored in each dimension. Ranges are model-based estimates, not calibrated confidence intervals.
Benchmark results
13 of 39 Composite IQ benchmarks have a published result for command-a-plus. Benchmarks without a result stay listed so gaps are visible.
Abstract Reasoning IQ 82 · estimatedNo published results0/5
Mathematical Reasoning IQ 87 · estimatedNo published results0/5
Academic Reasoning IQ 108 · measuredBest: #128 of 167 on SciCode5/6
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Programmatic Reasoning IQ 104 · measuredBest: #63 of 104 on Terminal-Bench 4.01/6
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Computer Use IQ 94 · estimatedNo published results0/5
Reliability IQ 110 · measuredBest: #28 of 96 on IFBench3/6
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Knowledge Work IQ 97 · measuredBest: #102 of 124 on GDPval-AA v2.1 normalized score4/6
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Release & availability
Release details on record for this model.
- Released
- Developer
- Cohere
- Weights
- Open weightsDownloadable and self-hostable
- Context
- 192,000 tokens
- API price
- $0 in · $0 outper 1M tokens · full pricing
About this score
How much of command-a-plus's IQ is measured, and how the rest is estimated.
Every score in the benchmark tables comes from its source unchanged. Composite IQ averages all seven dimensions equally.
Abstract Reasoning, Mathematical Reasoning and Computer Use have no published results yet, so their IQ is estimated from command-a-plus's other dimensions.
Benchmark versions and evaluation harnesses can differ between sources, so small gaps between models may not be meaningful.
Compare command-a-plus
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about command-a-plus, drawn from the same data as the rest of this page.
How AI IQ scores models →Get this data from the API →- What is the IQ of command-a-plus?
- command-a-plus has an estimated IQ of 97, which ranks #139 out of 176 public models on the AI IQ leaderboard. The score combines seven equally weighted reasoning dimensions using measured benchmark results and conservative estimates for missing coverage.
- What is command-a-plus best at?
- Among the dimensions with published benchmark results, command-a-plus ranks highest in Programmatic Reasoning (IQ 104, #108 of 177) and Reliability (IQ 110, #109 of 177). Its lowest-ranked measured dimension is Knowledge Work (IQ 97, #128 of 176).
- What is the EQ of command-a-plus?
- command-a-plus doesn't have an EQ score yet. EQ (emotional reasoning) is calculated from EQ-Bench 4 and AttuneBench, and neither has published a result for command-a-plus. AI IQ doesn't estimate EQ from other benchmarks, so the score appears once one of those results is published.
- Which benchmarks has command-a-plus been tested on?
- command-a-plus has published results on 13 of the 39 benchmarks behind AI IQ's Composite IQ, including IFBench, AA Omniscience, Terminal-Bench 4.0, SciCode and CritPt.
- How much does command-a-plus cost?
- command-a-plus costs $0.00 per million input tokens and $0.00 per million output tokens. AI IQ does not yet have enough task-level token usage data to calculate its effective cost.
- Is command-a-plus open source?
- Yes — command-a-plus is an open-weights model: its trained weights are published, so it can be downloaded and self-hosted.
- Who developed command-a-plus?
- command-a-plus was developed by Cohere, based in Canada.
- When was command-a-plus released?
- command-a-plus was publicly released on May 20, 2026.
- How large is the context window of command-a-plus?
- command-a-plus supports a context window of 192,000 tokens — the amount of text it can consider in a single request.
- How fast is command-a-plus?
- In independent measurements, command-a-plus generates about 152 tokens per second, with a typical response time of about 17 seconds.