CometAI Deprecated Model List

This article provides information about CometAI model lifecycle status, outlining upcoming deprecations and End-of-Life (EOL) dates to help users plan for continuity. It includes a master deprecation table with removal dates and recommended successor models, plus notes explaining key lifecycle definitions and implications of using deprecated models.

Table of Content

• Details
• Master Deprecation Table
• Critical Lifecycle Definitions
• Notes on Deprecation

Details

This article serves as the authoritative source for the lifecycle status of AI models within the CometAI platform. It provides a roadmap of upcoming service changes-including End-of-Life (EOL) dates-and a historical archive of retired models.road map

CometAI follows a distinct model lifecycle for introducing new models and retiring existing ones. If you would like to recommend a new model or request that a model remain available for a longer period, please submit a ticket to the CometAI Team: CometAI General Request / Help

Users should reference this page to identify upcoming model retirements to ensure business continuity.

Master Deprecation Table

Critical Lifecycle Definitions

To ensure these tables are interpreted correctly, the following definitions apply:

• Legacy Date: The model should no longer be considered the default for new projects but remains accessible for CometAI users until the model’s End of Life.
• End of Life (EOL): The model is fully retired. Users will not have access to this Model ID in CometAI post the Removal date.

Notes on Deprecation

• Deprecated models may still appear in historical artifacts, saved assistants, or logs.
• Outputs generated using deprecated models remain valid but are no longer reproducible using the same model.
• Replacement models, when listed, indicate the closest supported alternative-not a guaranteed behavioral match.