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Venice supports additional capabilities within it’s models that can be powered by the venice_parameters input on the chat completions endpoint. In certain circumstances, you may be using a client that does not let you modify the request body. For those platforms, you can utilize Venice’s Model Feature Suffix offering to pass flags in via the model ID.

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Syntax

The Model Feature Suffix follows this pattern: 
<model_id>:<parameter>=<value>
For multiple parameters, chain them with &: 
<model_id>:<parameter1>=<value1>&<parameter2>=<value2>&<parameter3>=<value3>

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Examples

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To Set Web Search to Auto

default:enable_web_search=auto

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To Enable Web Search and Disable System Prompt

default:enable_web_search=on&include_venice_system_prompt=false

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To Enable Web Search and Add Citations to the Response

default:enable_web_search=on&enable_web_citations=true

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To Enable Web Search with Full Page Scraping

default:enable_web_search=on&enable_web_scraping=true

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To Use a Character

default:character_slug=alan-watts

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To Hide Thinking Blocks on a Reasoning Model Response

qwen3-4b:strip_thinking_response=true

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To Disable Thinking on Supported Reasoning Models

Certain reasoning models (like Qwen 3) support disabling the thinking process. You can activate using the suffix below: 
qwen3-4b:disable_thinking=true

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To Add Web Search Results to a Streaming Response

This will enable web search, add citations to the response body and include the search results in the stream as the final response message. You can see an example of this in our Postman Collection here. 
qwen3-4b:enable_web_search=on&enable_web_citations=true&include_search_results_in_stream=true

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Postman Example

You can view an example of this feature in our Postman Collection here.
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