Response cut off? Simply continue
If an AI response ends due to a length limit or a technical interruption, you can continue it exactly where it left off with a single click — free of charge if the truncation occurred on our end.
Very long responses may end at the technical length limit of the AI model – the response then cuts off in the middle of the text. Less frequently, a technical interruption (e.g., a disruption at the AI provider) may end a response prematurely.
We detect this automatically. Instead of leaving a response that has been cut off without comment, the chat will show you a notification along with a Continue button.
- Continue picks up exactly where the response left off – without repeating what has already been written.
- If the truncation was on our end (length limit or technical interruption), continuing is free of charge – the button will display "Continue (free)". This applies to up to three continuations for the same response.
- If you stopped the response yourself, continuing will cost a standard chat message; the price is indicated on the button. The button therefore always shows in advance whether and what the continuation will cost.
- The button remains available even after reloading the page at the last truncated response.
- Alternatively, you can simply ask a follow-up question of your own.
For structured evaluations (e.g., document analysis), the system also attempts to automatically generate the complete response in the background before displaying it to you.
See also Chatting with a document, Asking good questions and Refunds & Reimbursements.
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