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The strongest anthropists Claude The model takes it to a higher level, as the company says in a Blog post Thursday that Claude Opus 4.6 will be better at programming and creating projects the first time.
Closing of business 4.5 It is already a powerful example of coding, as it was released in November resulting in the Cloudcode virus outbreak Atmosphere coding moment during the holidays. Claude’s proven programming prowess and new Cowork feature have Wall Street worried, with several tech stocks falling Recent weeksdue to concerns that people will not need software products in the future.
Anthropic said the new model is more focused on solving the biggest challenges, such as the inner workings of complex applications, while also tackling easy steps more quickly. As a thinking model, Opus 4.6 works by breaking down the steps you need to take to do what you ask of it and creating a plan before you start it. It will also go back and check that it worked according to these steps, sometimes making multiple attempts without you asking.
Sometimes, a model can put too much effort into a task, which Anthropic said can be resolved by reducing its effort level from the default “high” setting.
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Claude Opus payment models are available for Claude users on the Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans. The cheapest one, Pro, costs $20 per month (or $17 per month if you pay annually). The Pro plan comes with usage limits for Opus, which users access after a few hours of dynamic programming and then have to wait several hours for it to reset.
Aside from the Opus, Anthropic has smaller, less powerful models Sonnet 4.5 and Haiku 4.5.