Anthropic-Compatible Endpoint Cannot Invoke Extended Thinking on Third-Party Models
Developers using the Anthropic-compatible API endpoint cannot invoke max thinking mode for third-party models like DeepSeek-v4-pro. The compatibility layer does not expose model-specific reasoning parameters, limiting developer flexibility in multi-model workflows. As extended thinking becomes standard across frontier models, compatibility gaps will increasingly block developers from leveraging these capabilities.
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