π File detail
constants/apiLimits.ts
π― Use case
This file lives under βconstants/β, which covers static strings, built-in prompts, spinners, and style constants. On the API surface it exposes API_IMAGE_MAX_BASE64_SIZE, IMAGE_TARGET_RAW_SIZE, IMAGE_MAX_WIDTH, IMAGE_MAX_HEIGHT, and PDF_TARGET_RAW_SIZE (and more) β mainly types, interfaces, or factory objects. What the file header says: Anthropic API Limits These constants define server-side limits enforced by the Anthropic API. Keep this file dependency-free to prevent circular imports. Last verified: 2025-12-22 Source: api/api/schemas/messages/blocks/ and api/api/config.py Future: See issue #13240 for dynamic.
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π§ Inline summary
Anthropic API Limits These constants define server-side limits enforced by the Anthropic API. Keep this file dependency-free to prevent circular imports. Last verified: 2025-12-22 Source: api/api/schemas/messages/blocks/ and api/api/config.py Future: See issue #13240 for dynamic limits fetching from server.
π€ Exports (heuristic)
API_IMAGE_MAX_BASE64_SIZEIMAGE_TARGET_RAW_SIZEIMAGE_MAX_WIDTHIMAGE_MAX_HEIGHTPDF_TARGET_RAW_SIZEAPI_PDF_MAX_PAGESPDF_EXTRACT_SIZE_THRESHOLDPDF_MAX_EXTRACT_SIZEPDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READPDF_AT_MENTION_INLINE_THRESHOLDAPI_MAX_MEDIA_PER_REQUEST
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/**
* Anthropic API Limits
*
* These constants define server-side limits enforced by the Anthropic API.
* Keep this file dependency-free to prevent circular imports.
*
* Last verified: 2025-12-22
* Source: api/api/schemas/messages/blocks/ and api/api/config.py
*
* Future: See issue #13240 for dynamic limits fetching from server.
*/
// =============================================================================
// IMAGE LIMITS
// =============================================================================
/**
* Maximum base64-encoded image size (API enforced).
* The API rejects images where the base64 string length exceeds this value.
* Note: This is the base64 length, NOT raw bytes. Base64 increases size by ~33%.
*/
export const API_IMAGE_MAX_BASE64_SIZE = 5 * 1024 * 1024 // 5 MB
/**
* Target raw image size to stay under base64 limit after encoding.
* Base64 encoding increases size by 4/3, so we derive the max raw size:
* raw_size * 4/3 = base64_size β raw_size = base64_size * 3/4
*/
export const IMAGE_TARGET_RAW_SIZE = (API_IMAGE_MAX_BASE64_SIZE * 3) / 4 // 3.75 MB
/**
* Client-side maximum dimensions for image resizing.
*
* Note: The API internally resizes images larger than 1568px (source:
* encoding/full_encoding.py), but this is handled server-side and doesn't
* cause errors. These client-side limits (2000px) are slightly larger to
* preserve quality when beneficial.
*
* The API_IMAGE_MAX_BASE64_SIZE (5MB) is the actual hard limit that causes
* API errors if exceeded.
*/
export const IMAGE_MAX_WIDTH = 2000
export const IMAGE_MAX_HEIGHT = 2000
// =============================================================================
// PDF LIMITS
// =============================================================================
/**
* Maximum raw PDF file size that fits within the API request limit after encoding.
* The API has a 32MB total request size limit. Base64 encoding increases size by
* ~33% (4/3), so 20MB raw β ~27MB base64, leaving room for conversation context.
*/
export const PDF_TARGET_RAW_SIZE = 20 * 1024 * 1024 // 20 MB
/**
* Maximum number of pages in a PDF accepted by the API.
*/
export const API_PDF_MAX_PAGES = 100
/**
* Size threshold above which PDFs are extracted into page images
* instead of being sent as base64 document blocks. This applies to
* first-party API only; non-first-party always uses extraction.
*/
export const PDF_EXTRACT_SIZE_THRESHOLD = 3 * 1024 * 1024 // 3 MB
/**
* Maximum PDF file size for the page extraction path. PDFs larger than
* this are rejected to avoid processing extremely large files.
*/
export const PDF_MAX_EXTRACT_SIZE = 100 * 1024 * 1024 // 100 MB
/**
* Max pages the Read tool will extract in a single call with the pages parameter.
*/
export const PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ = 20
/**
* PDFs with more pages than this get the reference treatment on @ mention
* instead of being inlined into context.
*/
export const PDF_AT_MENTION_INLINE_THRESHOLD = 10
// =============================================================================
// MEDIA LIMITS
// =============================================================================
/**
* Maximum number of media items (images + PDFs) allowed per API request.
* The API rejects requests exceeding this limit with a confusing error.
* We validate client-side to provide a clear error message.
*/
export const API_MAX_MEDIA_PER_REQUEST = 100