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== Generating Longer Article Content == 📝 Problem: I want to use LLMs to generate articles of 5000-6000 words, but each attempt only produces articles of 1000-1500 words. 💬 Reason: LLM models have context window length limitations, with a fixed limit on the total number of tokens for input and output combined in each request. Therefore, each generation result encounters an upper limit of 1000-1500 words. The recommended workaround is to break down the intended article structure and generate content chapter by chapter. Solution: If it's not possible to generate a 5000-6000 word article in one go, you can pre-plan a five-chapter structure in your input instructions, then generate content sequentially according to the chapter order, ultimately achieving the goal of producing a 5000-6000 word article. {{Tip | tip= Using [https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/o3 OpenAI o3] model as an example: (1) Context Window (200,000): total quota for input + output, (2) Max Output Tokens (100,000): single response limit. Actual input space: 200,000 - expected output length}}
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