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Model oriented to code and knowledge work, with controls that allow effort to be adjusted to each task.
16 SEP 2026↗ LONG-RUNNING REASONINGLong-running reasoning and agents.
16 SEP 2026↗ COST/CAPABILITY BALANCECoding, research, and professional tool-based workflows.
16 SEP 2026↗ HIGH EFFICIENCYHigh volume, subagents, and structured extraction.
16 SEP 2026↗ PREVIOUS FRONTIER · AGENTSPrevious Opus version focused on code, agents, and computer use, retained for migration and historical comparison.
18 SEP 2026↗ AGENTS AND COMPUTER USEPrevious Sonnet generation for code, agents, and interface automation, with official computer use results.
18 SEP 2026↗ CLASSIFICATION, EXTRACTION AND SUBAGENTSAnthropic model released on October 7, 2026 for frequent, cost- and latency-sensitive tasks. It accepts text and images and returns text, including code; it does not generate images, audio or video. Its one-million-token window and adaptive thinking expand the Haiku family without making it a universal replacement for Sonnet or Opus on complex work.
08 OCT 2026↗ AGENTIC CODING AND KNOWLEDGE WORKNext-generation Opus for agentic coding, computer use, and extended professional work, with a one-million-token context.
29 SEP 2026↗ BALANCED INTELLIGENCE AND SPEEDSonnet update for everyday tasks, code, and documents, with improved speed and a million tokens of context.
08 OCT 2026↗Figures are shown with the context reported by their source. A provider result is not an independent comparison and does not replace your own evaluation.
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The supplied documentation shows figures of $4 and $20 for Claude Opus 5.5, but the available evidence does not confirm the billing unit. This guide provides a formula, conditional scenarios, and a method for measuring your workload without treating cache or batch-processing rates as verified.
17 Oct 2026 ↗ COMPARATIVAThere are no verified results from a shared test of these models on query classification, extraction, and escalation. This guide proposes a reproducible protocol for comparing them without confusing general benchmarks with operational results.
05 Oct 2026 ↗ COMPARATIVAThe available sources point to provider evaluations, a system card, and an independent study of IDE agents, but they do not provide enough detail to treat them as a single ranking. This guide separates what is documented from what still needs to be verified.
02 Oct 2026 ↗ ANALISISAnthropic presents Sonnet 5.5 as an improvement over Sonnet 5, with higher speed and lower costs for most work. We examine what the available sources support—and what teams should verify before adopting it.
01 Oct 2026 ↗ ANALISISAnthropic says Claude Opus 5.5 tied with Fable 5.1 for the lowest prompt-injection success rate among the models Gray Swan evaluated. The supplied documentation does not let us verify the figure, protocol, or conditions behind that comparison. Here is what can be said—and what still needs verification.
01 Oct 2026 ↗ GUIAA template for estimating tool-workflow costs by round, separating input and output tokens from additional charges, and checking the calculation against usage logs.
28 Sep 2026 ↗